This course is aimed at bank inspectors and employees working in the banking supervision unit of their central bank or supervisory authority. A basic knowledge of the new regulations under Basel II and III is essential for productive participation. Participants should also be familiar with the supervisory policies and practices applied at their institution and be prepared to actively contribute to discussions.

Experts from central bank museums.

The expert panel is targeted at mid and senior-level experts and managers with extensive work experience in cash management. Participants will be expected to contribute actively to the panel and in group work focusing on specific topics that provide useful insights and ideas for the other participants of the expert panel.

The expert panel is targeted at mid-level and senior-level central bankers who are directly involved in and have multiple years (min. 5) of experience working in monetary policy implementation. Candidates should have extensive knowledge and a sound understanding of monetary policy implementation and operational frameworks and should be familiar with the debate on green finance. Participants will be expected to contribute actively to the panel by presenting the work/viewpoint of their central bank on this topic.

The course is aimed at mid-level central bankers who are active in the area of financial market development and who would like to gain an overview and a deeper understanding of strategic and operational approaches to developing financial markets. Applicants should have at least two years of practical experience in the field of financial market development and a sound grasp of the key concepts and knowledge of the fundamentals of financial market structures and operations. Participants are expected to make an active contribution to the course and to share their knowledge and experiences with their peers.

Managers and experts in ORM, BCP and CM. Participants will be expected to make an active contribution to the discussions, drawing on their own experiences.

The course is aimed at experts from central banks and supervisory authorities involved in the implementation of Basel III and the supervision of non-financial risks, both from an on-site and off-site perspective. Participants should be familiar with the supervision policies and practices of their financial system and be prepared to actively contribute to the discussions.

The course is designed for mid-level and senior-level central bank staff with a special interest in default forecasting. Candidates are expected to have practical work experience in the area of central bank financial stability and/or accounting matters. The course might also be interesting to staff working in other central bank areas related to financial stability and accounting, such as banking supervision. Participants should be willing to share their experiences and are expected to actively contribute to the event by holding a short presentation illustrating the current situation at their central bank, with special attention paid to suggestions on how to overcome the current obstacles.

The course is aimed at economists and statisticians who are interested in seasonal adjustment and, in particular, in the application of JDemetra+. Prior knowledge and/or experience of time series analysis in general and seasonal adjustment in particular are welcome but are not a prerequisite for participation.

The course is aimed at experts in banking supervision, financial stability or monetary policy. They should have a thorough understanding of interdependencies within financial systems, knowledge of banking supervision and regulation or monetary policy frameworks. They should also have a grasp of current regulatory developments with respect to sustainable and green finance worldwide.