Managing Regulatory Change in Life Insurance and Pensions
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Training Programs in 2007
pointInsurance
The title 'insurance' includes life insurance and non-life/general (property and casualty) insurance. It does not include health insurance, except when it may occur as a component of life or general insurance. Participants are provided with a sound understanding of prudential regulation and risk management principles in the insurance sector and their implementation from both the regulatory and industry perspectives.

pointDeepening Prudential Regulatory Capacity in Non-Life Insurance (16 Sep - 21 Sep 2007)

Training Programs in 2006
pointFinancial Services
This program is designed to enhance the capacity of negotiators and officials in financial agencies in targeted APEC economies. The Program will enhance the negotiator’s knowledge and understanding of financial services and the supervisory environment required to support liberalisation of financial services in the WTO Doha Round.

pointEnhancing the Capacity of Developing Economies in APEC on Regulatory Regimes to Support Liberlisation of Financial Services in the WTO Doha Round (22 Nov - 1 Dec 2006)

pointInsurance
The title 'insurance' includes life insurance and general (property and casualty) insurance. It does not include health insurance, except when it may occur as a component of life or general insurance. Participants are provided with a sound understanding of prudential regulation and risk management principles in the insurance sector and their implementation from both the regulatory and industry perspectives.

pointCapacity Building in Prudential Regulation and Risk Management in Life Insurance and Pensions Training Program (25 Feb - 3 Mar 2006)


pointPensions
Participants are exposed to the latest international thinking and trends regarding the regulation of pension funds, including both funded social insurance arrangements for the retired and private pension funds. The regulation of pensions provide unique problems as they involve long term administration and investment, the collection of contributions from a range of sources, integration with Government policy and they often represent the largest financial asset for many individuals. Furthermore, the investment of pension fund assets plays an important role in developing capital markets. At the end of the program, participants realise that pension fund regulation must ensure that there is good corporate governance, ongoing risk management and that the regulation is appropriate for the country's stage of economic development.

pointCourses are currently under development


Training Programs in 2005
pointInsurance
The title 'insurance' includes life insurance and general (property and casualty) insurance. It does not include health insurance, except when it may occur as a component of life or general insurance. Participants were provided with a sound understanding of prudential regulation and risk management principles in the insurance sector and their implementation from both the regulatory and industry perspectives.

pointPrudential Regulation and Risk Management in Life Insurance, Pensions, Investment and Retirement Products (20-25 Feb 2005)


pointBanking
Since 1999, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has been developing the new Basel Accord. While intense discussions continue on the substance of aspects of the accord and the timing of implementation, major changes to banking supervision and to risk management practices worldwide will follow as a consequence of the new accord. Against this background, participants were exposed to current thinking and practice regarding the implementation of the New Basel Accord from both a regulatory and practitioner perspective. The content of the Accord and the institutional framework for its successful operation was considered. The likely impact upon financial institutions and markets, and the implications for bank risk management, governance and disclosure was reviewed. Specific attention was given to the modeling and management of credit risk, market risk and operational risk and to testing the robustness of those risk management systems within a regulatory perspective.

pointImplementing Basel 2: Training Course for ABA Bankers (10-15 April 2005)




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