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Supervisory Challenges and Green Transition in Post-pandemic Environment

May 17-18, 2022

Vienna, Austria

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  • ľ¹ÏÓ°Ôº Financial Sector Advisory Centre (FinSAC) works with client countries in emerging Europe and Central Asia on issues related to financial stability, micro-prudential ?supervision, and banking resolution. As the region begins to emerge from the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, now is the time to take stock of the economic impact and set the course for a better future.

    FinSAC invites its colleagues and friends to meet again in person along with global experts for its international conference on "Supervisory challenges and green transition in post-pandemic environment¡± on May 17-18, 2022, in Vienna, Austria. We will discuss how the banking systems in ECA region were able to navigate through unprecedented times of pandemic, with no significant rise in non-performing loans, while borrower relief measures are gradually phased out. This would be a good time to also discuss the challenges that authorities may face in the post-covid environment, on their way of transition to more advanced credit risk assessment methodologies.

    We will also have a look into the future. The green agenda is relevant to us all and there are clear opportunities for governments and regulators to do more in response to climate-related risks. The conference will consider how authorities can strengthen regulation, supervision, and capacity to enhance the management and mitigation of the associated financial risks. Efforts to incorporate them in regulatory frameworks face important challenges, however, such as accurately measuring climate risk over the long term, and using new methodological approaches, so that prudential frameworks adequately reflect actual risks, without weakening prudential regulation.

     

    Please kindly contact Ms. Nurgul Irsalieva at nirsalieva@worldbank.org regarding your participation and Mr. Juan Ortiz jortiz@worldbank.org if you have any questions, suggestions, or special requests regarding the event.

  • 1. Maximilian Fandl, European Central Bank

    2. Anke Rindermann, Moody¡¯s

    3. Uros Milosavljevic, KPMG Serbia

    4. Ivan Huljak, Croatian National Bank

    5. Srdjan Suput, ARBS | Seid Konjhodzic, FBA

    6. Martin Vojtek, Czech National Bank

    7. Kumar Dasgupta, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge

    8. Martin Vojtek, Czech National Bank

    9. Maria Oroz, Bank of Spain

    10. Florian Leisch, OeNB

    11. Javier Martin, Management Solutions

    12. Ruth Walters, Financial Stability Institute, BIS

    13. Jordan Thursby, Single Resolution Board

    14. Artur Radomski, Bank Guarantee Fund of Poland

    15. Carla Diaz, FROB (Spanish Executive Resolution Authority)

    16. Michalis Stylianou, Central Bank of Cyprus

  • 1. Ismael Ahmad Fontan, World Bank

    2. Manuela Florentina Hurmuz, RBI

    3. Rodrigo Coelho, BIS

    4. Andreas Rajchl, European Commission

    5. Stephane Dees, Banque de France

    6. Kathy Huynh, FSB

    7. Bingzhe Zhao, BIS

    8. Lievijne Neuteboom, EBA

    9. Christoffer Kok, ECB

    10. Salome Tvalodze, National Bank of Georgia

    11. Donat Kim, National Bank of Hungary

    12. Florin Dragu, National Bank of Romania

    13. Sanja Petrinic Turkovic, Croatian National Bank

    14. Stephane Dees, Banque de France

    15. Christoffer Kok, ECB

    16. Chris Faint, Bank of England