Training future leaders is essential for any company that wishes to thrive, and that policy forms the bedrock of the constant learning culture of high-end automotive finance provider JBR Capital, as company CEO Nayan V. Kisnadwala explains.

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Training future leaders is essential for any company that wishes to thrive, and that policy forms the bedrock of the constant learning culture of high-end automotive finance provider JBR Capital, as company CEO Nayan V. Kisnadwala explains.
In unknown and potentially turbulent financial times, proper planning, robust stress testing and rapid, proactive responses are more important than ever for business success. But so, too, is keeping in perspective that whatever challenge you face will eventually pass, believes Nayan V Kisnadwala, CEO of high-end automotive finance provider JBR Capital.
Darren Selig, Founder & Executive Director of high-end automotive finance provider JBR Capital, believes clues as to what could happen can be found in the non-automotive retail sector.