FINANCIAL STABILITY THROUGH EFFECTIVE REGULATION AND RISK-BASED SUPERVISION OF THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR
Key Facilitator:
Kenneth Spong
Asst Vice President
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City USA
Project Objective:
This capacity building program was motivated by the global financial crisis of 2008-09, and the need to strengthen the regulatory structures and risk-based supervision framework, as well as encourage effective risk management practices and governance in Nigerian banks.
Participants:
104 executives and senior staff of the Banking Supervision Department (BSD) and the Financial Policy and Regulation Department (FPRD) of the Central Bank of Nigeria
Course Content:
- The course covered the following topical areas:
- Aligning Remuneration Policies with Risk
- Determinants of Bank Failures
- Regulation for Depositor & Investor Protection
- Regulation for Monetary & Financial Stability
- Regulation for Competition
- Microprudential Vs. Macroprudential Supervision
- Risk Mitigation and Transition from Basel II to III
- Risk-Based Supervision Framework
- Countercyclical Capital Regulation
- Bank Liquidity Risk Management
- Bank Operational Risk Management
- Corporate Governance & Bank Performance
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