Programmes
ESE offers three types of trainings for the target group of European financial supervisors:
- The first type are subject-specific trainings for banking supervisors and related fields.
- The second type are "cross-sectoral" subject-specific trainings for supervisors from the banking, insurance and securities and markets sectors.
- The third type are "soft skill" trainings which are open for all supervisors.
Please note that we are constantly updating the training programs and attach prior agenda versions in case the current ones are not available yet.
Dates 2025
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The ICAAP from Various Perspectives
The programme is designed to familiarize participants with the current regulatory issues in capital management and supervision by combining regulatory SSM and non-SSM aspects.
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ILAAP – Evaluation of liquidity risk management
The programme is designed to familiarize the participants with the current regulatory issues in liquidity risk management and supervision by combining regulatory SSM and non SSM aspects.
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Stress Testing from different perspectives: regulatory, supervisory, bank-internal
The program is designed to familiarize the participants with the newest regulatory requirements and supervisory approaches related to the issue of stress testing in micro-prudential banking supervision.
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ESG risk in bank-wide risk management and banking supervision
• Understanding the institutional landscape affecting ESG regulation at the international and European level
• Obtaining insights into the different transmission channels of ESG risks and related taxonomy (ESG factors, physical, transition and litigation risks, biodiversity and non-financial risk factors)
• Overview of the challenges banks are facing amid the transition to a more sustainable economy
• Clarifying the nature and extent of ESG risks and the challenges related to their management, considering both the bank management as well as the supervisory perspective
• Obtaining insights into the micro-prudential framework for the supervision of ESG risks
• Understanding the macro-prudential approach considering risk buffers and climate stress tests
• Basic understanding of the associated data and quantification problems ("green swan")
• Gaining insights into relevant publications and activities of academia and supervisory authorities on sustainability risks
• Recognition of the importance of topics with growing importance to banking supervision (e.g. the taxonomy regulation)