These certificates were issued to six individuals on Saturday following a similar ceremony held on February 28, 2026, when the institution awarded certificates to trainees in Kigali.
In an interview with IGIHE, the founder and CEO of CTC, Janvier Nzamutuma, stated that the institution established in 2019, aims to become an international reference in professional training in financial compliance, with a particular focus on the African continent.
CTC partners with the European Business University based in Luxembourg to offer the training.
Nzamutuma explained that the institution has expanded its operations to several countries, including Rwanda, where it offers specialized courses in finance, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC) practices, and combating the financing of terrorism.
The graduation ceremony in Belgium took place on March 28, 2026, just a month after a similar event in Rwanda.
He emphasized that such ceremonies not only recognize graduates but also motivate them to pursue professionalism in their careers.
“The recent certificate award ceremonies held in Brussels at the Cardo Brussels Autograph Collection on March 28, 2026, as well as the graduation ceremony in Kigali on February 28, 2026, illustrate this dynamic of professional development,” he noted.
“These events recognized participants who successfully completed rigorous training programs, while reinforcing their commitment to achieving high professional standards,” Nzamutuma added.
CTC operates with two main objectives. In Europe, it focuses on training individuals seeking to enter the financial sector by equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and experience needed, particularly for African markets.
In Africa, the institution targets professionals already working in the financial sector, as well as those aspiring to join it, by providing advanced training.
He further highlighted that CTC’s current strategy is based on building partnerships with African financial institutions in order to offer training programs adapted to local realities.
These trainings are mainly delivered by experts based in Luxembourg, recognized as one of the world’s leading financial centers.
As Nzamutuma said, the objective is to facilitate the transfer of knowledge and expertise from Luxembourg to African countries, starting with Rwanda, a country experiencing strong growth in the financial sector.
“Beyond certification, the initiatives carried out in Brussels and Kigali aim to encourage participants to gain international professional experience and to use these skills to contribute to the development of Africa’s financial sector,” he stated.
karirima@igihe.com
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