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Toronto Centre provides high quality capacity building programs and guidance for
financial supervisors and regulators, primarily in developing nations, to
advance financial stability and inclusion. Since inception, Toronto Centre has
trained over 28,000 officials from 190 jurisdictions.


PROGRAMS

Building the capacity of financial sector regulators and supervisors


IMPACT

Making sustainable change happen


SUPERVISORY GUIDANCE

The latest practical guidance for supervisors including TC Notes, webinars, and
podcasts

Programs
 * Practical and Comprehensive
 * Gender Responsive
 * Fit for Purpose and Interactive
 * Empowering and Action Oriented
 * Networking and Peer Learning
 * Sectors and Topics

Participants are trained to identify barriers to regulatory and supervisory
sound practices and to determine appropriate responses. The training takes them
through institutional frameworks and surveillance tools, capital analysis,
cross-border cooperation, relationships with non-regulated entities. It
addresses challenges including weak legal mandates, institutional resistance,
lack of support, and resource limitations.

Toronto Centre programs are designed to ensure regulators and supervisors
understand the specific financial issues affecting women, and to reduce barriers
to their use of financial services that often take the form of discriminatory
policies, regulations, or biases. We aim for gender balance in all programs and
apply a gender lens at the design stage.

Toronto Centre’s programs are delivered on the ground and can be tailored to
meet a supervisory agency’s needs. We use case studies, simulations, role
playing, and group discussions to identify optimal solutions to supervisory and
regulatory problems. Programs are focused on capacity building and developing
tools to meet country-specific challenges, and cases are based on real-life
experiences of our experienced program leaders.

Our programs help to empower supervisors and regulators to transform their
agencies and implement international standards of sound practice and focus on
issues such as lack of support and budgeting, out-of-date methodologies and
legislation, and shortage of skilled staff. Because our focus is on making
changes, we provide post-program support to aid participants implement their
action plans.

Participants meet and interact with peers from other countries who are facing
challenges that can be different on the surface but often have similar causes,
such as political, legislative, budgetary, and capacity issues. The ability to
discuss these challenges in a safe and confidential environment with others
facing similar challenges can be uniquely helpful.

• Banking • Securities • Insurance • Pensions • Microfinance • Microinsurance •
Cross-Sectoral - Toronto Centre offers programming on a variety of supervisory
topics including risk-based supervision, crisis management and resolution,
financial inclusion, market conduct and consumer protection, supervisory
oversight, and macroprudential surveillance.

Featured Content

TUE, NOV 05, 2024

EXECUTIVE PANEL: THE RISE OF AI: TRANSFORMING FINANCIAL MARKETS AND SUPERVISION

This panel took place at the 0 International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group
Annual Meetings. In today's fast-changing financial landscape, artificial
intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of .. Read More

WED, SEP 25, 2024

WEBINAR: CLIMATE-RELATED FINANCIAL RISKS

This was the fifth webinar of the series on the revised Core Principles for
effective banking supervision.  Climate change introduces physical and
transition risks that can impact banks’ safety, s.. Read More

THU, APR 25, 2024

EXECUTIVE PANEL SESSION: COMBATTING FINANCIAL CRIME IN A DIGITAL AGE

Financial crime is a significant threat to the safety and security of citizens
and to the integrity of individual countries and the global financial system.
While the proliferation of digital technolo.. Read More

All Supervisory Guidance
Supervisory Guidance
November 2024 Monthly Resource Bundle

Topics in this month's resource bundle:

 * Climate and biodiversity loss risks
 * Assessments of individual jurisdictions
 * AI's impact on supervisory skills and strategies
 * Upcoming programs and workshops

View the monthly resource bundle here.

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On the Road to COP29: A Special Interview with Taleh Kazimov, Governor, Central
Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan
Executive Panel: Agricultural and Financial Systems’ Adaptation to Climate
Change
Executive Panel: Nature-Related Risks, Macroeconomic Impacts, and Transition
Planning
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WHY CHOOSE TORONTO CENTRE

Toronto Centre designs and delivers training and coaching programs that build
the capacity of financial sector regulators, supervisors, and consumer
protection institutions in emerging and developing economies.

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