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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IFRS vs. Basel requirements for banks
This seminar provides a comprehensive overview of the relevant regulatory requirements from Basel and CRR, and the interactions with the respective IFRS accounting standards. The seminar will focus on the areas of capital and consolidation, credit risk (IFRS 9, IRBA), market risk (fair value measurement, FRTB) as well as reporting and disclosure requirements.
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IFRS vs. Basel requirements for banks
This seminar provides a comprehensive overview of the relevant regulatory requirements from Basel and CRR, and the interactions with the respective IFRS accounting standards. The seminar will focus on the areas of capital and consolidation, credit risk (IFRS 9, IRBA), market risk (fair value measurement, FRTB) as well as reporting and disclosure requirements.
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Current and best practices in recovery plan assessment The EUROPEAN SUPERVISOR EDUCATION INITIATIVE (ESE) and EUROPEAN BANKING AUTHORITY (EBA) seminar
This seminar is targeted at experts from supervisory authorities and central banks with focus on stability and supervision of the banking industry and of financial markets. While a general introduction into the field allows also newcomers to participate in the seminar, it especially addresses professionals with experience in recovery planning and with an adequate level of expertise.
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English and Communication Skills for European Supervisor
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.