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Trainings
The ESE's training programme covers a wide range of subjects. Advanced topics for banking supervisors, such as the Advanced Basel III trainings, which have been organised on a cooperative basis by the OeNB and the BBk for European banking supervisors since 2004.
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ICAAP Morning Session - Interactive case studies
This interactive training is focused on the ICAAP guide of the ECB and on experiences from a horizontal perspective. Participants learn to apply the principles of the guide in practice.
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Interest Rate risk and ALM in Banks
The seminar offers practical insights into interest rate risk and asset liability management (ALM) in banks. Participants will learn how interest rate changes affect the bank’s risk profile and explore proactive hedging strategies. Through best practice examples and case studies, various risk scenarios will be analyzed and stress-tested, with a focus on balance sheet structure and regulatory requirements.
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English and Communication for European supervisors
This seminar aims to address the communication and intercultural skills required when carrying out tasks in the field of financial supervision in English, both in on-site and online meeting settings. Participants should have an opportunity to enhance their communication capabilities in English through intensive interaction, always focusing on financial regulation terminology.
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Fraud in Payment Services - banking supervision experience
The objective of the web-seminar is to provide the participants with the current methodological and supervisory approach of the CNB as well as experience with good practices in the market concerning the evolving phenomenon of frauds in financial sector notably in payment services which deserves even more attention of the customers and general public. The web-seminar should help better understand the supervisory expectations as well as its limits in this area.
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Summary by Dr Joachim Nagel
Dr Nagel, Board Member of Deutsche Bundesbank, summarizes the event as follows:
The ESE conference clearly illustrated the importance of an international exchange with regard to the issue of banking supervision. With its training programme, the ESE provides an excellent basis for addressing the future challenges in the area of banking supervision.