Dr Wael Al-Armouti, Controller General of Companies and Chair of the Insolvency Practitioners Examination Committee, oversaw the 11th written examination for insolvency practitioner licensing.
The examination was held on Tuesday, 21 April 2026, at the Jordanian Association of Certified Public Accountants, with eight candidates who had completed the qualifying course for insolvency practitioner licensing.
The examination forms part of the Companies Control Department’s efforts to strengthen Jordan’s insolvency framework and provide the market with qualified professionals capable of managing insolvency proceedings efficiently and professionally, in line with international best practices.
Dr Wael Al-Armouti emphasised that qualifying insolvency practitioners is a key pillar in developing the business environment. He noted that investing in specialised, qualified professionals directly contributes to improving the efficiency of insolvency proceedings, strengthening investor confidence, and ensuring the proper application of relevant legislation.
The Companies Control Department continues to implement training and qualification programmes based on modern methodologies, keeping pace with economic and legislative developments and promoting the principles of governance and transparency in corporate management.
