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22/11/2021 - 10/12/2021
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Level
Intermediate, Introductory
Approach
Qualitative
Delivery mode
Online
This online Academy by the Florence School of Banking and Finance will give the opportunity to rethink the basis for cooperation within cross-border banking and its impacts on financial stability, while understanding the institutions, law, economics and culture behind cross-border supervisory cooperation.
Throughout three weeks, the FBF Cross-Border Banking Supervisory Cooperation Academy will focus on the existing mechanisms of cross-border supervisory cooperation, including in moments of banking system fragility where resolution and insolvency paths are brought to the fore. By identifying the gaps in the current European framework for cross-border supervisory cooperation and ways to fill these gaps, but also explore different cooperation models and mechanisms outside Europe, this Academy aims to develop realistic and critical attitudes towards the potential and the limits of cross-border banking supervisory cooperation, experience exchange between bankers and regulators and participants from different regions of the world.
This online Academy has been designed for mid and high-level officials from central banks, regulatory authorities, ministries of finance, interested young professional and academics, mid-level and senior bank staff who are already familiar with banking and regulatory/supervisory tools, and wish to deeply understand the challenges of cross-border cooperation within national, EU and International institutions. In addition to providing topical content and practical tools, this online Academy will be a platform to stimulate exchange and debate between public officials, academics and private practitioners.
The materials in this course require 22-24 hours to be completed.
The exact duration for participants depends on previous experience and time devoted to each activity, including optional.
- Understand the rationale for supervisory cooperation within cross-border banking and its impacts on financial stability
- Comprehend the institutions, law, economics and culture behind cross-border banking supervisory cooperation
- Go through the different modalities and mechanisms of cross-border cooperation, including case-studies
- Analyse cross-border cooperation during banking system fragility/instability periods, under resolution and insolvency scenarios
- Examine the rules underpinning the European supervisory architecture and its impact on third countries
- Identify gaps in the framework for cross-border supervisory cooperation and ways to fill these gaps
- Understand how cross-border banks adjust to changes in supervisory architecture, and what they expect from cross-border supervisory cooperation
- Develop realistic and critical attitudes towards effectiveness of cross-border supervisory cooperation
- Exchanges with bankers, supervisors and participants from different regions of the world
- Assess the future challenges for enhanced banking supervisory cooperation and financial stability
Course directors
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Ignazio Angeloni
Part-time Professor
Florence School of Banking and Finance
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Thorsten Beck
Director
Florence School of Banking and Finance
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Maria Ana Barata
Research Associate
Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies
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Christy Ann Petit
Assistant Professor
Dublin City University
Former FBF Research Associate
Course instructors
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Boudewijn Berger
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Elena Carletti
Part-time Professor
Florence School of Banking and Finance
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Mathias Dewatripont
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Catarina Dinis da Gama
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Andrea Federico
Partner
Oliver Wyman
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Toby Fiennes
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Andrew Gracie
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Korbinian Ibel
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Stéphane Kerjean
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Michel Kohn
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Boštjan Jazbec
Member of FBF Advisory Council
Board Member
Single Resolution Board (SRB)
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Gyöngyi Lóránth
Professor
University of Vienna
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Samuel McPhilemy
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Martin Oehmke
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Andrzej Paluszek
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Chryssa Papathanassiou
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John Roche
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Davide Stroppa
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Katja Taipalus
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Päivi Tissari
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Emiliano Tornese
Part-time Professor
Florence School of Banking and Finance
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Tobias Tröger
Chair of Private Law, Trade and Business Law, Jurisprudence
Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main
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Neeltje van Horen
Guest speakers
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John Berrigan
Member of FBF Advisory Council
Director-General, DG for Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union
European Commission (EU DG FISMA)
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Lorenzo Bini Smaghi
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Stijn Claessens
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Nicolas Véron
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Jukka Vesala
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Boris Vujčić
Teaching associate
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Mikaella Yiatrou
Researcher
EASO