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Toronto Centre Podcasts

Toronto Centre
Financial Inclusion
Financial Stability
Basel Core Principles
Financial Supervision
Artificial Intelligence
Risk Management
Cyber Security
Financial Institutions
Climate Change
Prudential Supervision
Emerging Markets
Ethics
Financial Literacy
Forcibly Displaced Persons
Climate-Related Financial Risks
Market Surveillance
Data Requirements
Regulatory Changes
Financial Resilience
Digitalization

Providing high quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators to build more stable and inclusive financial systems. Toronto Centre is an independent not-for-profit organization that promotes financial stability and access to financial services globally, particularly in emerging markets and developing countries. www.torontocentre.org What financial supervisors and regul... more

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La conversación resalta cómo la Declaración de Ciudad del Cabo orienta a los supervisores para fortalecer los seguros inclusivos mediante marcos proporcionales, supervisión de conducta, datos confiables e innovación responsable. Se subraya que el reg... more

This virtual executive panel examined the role of independence in financial supervision, focusing on its legal, institutional, and operational dimensions. The discussion will explored why independence is important, how it supports policy credibility ... more

This discussion convened senior global experts to examine how supervisory and regulatory authorities can prepare for rapid technological change. It focused on artificial intelligence and the evolution of supervisory tools, skills, and institutional c... more

A financial institution's supplementary documents provide supervisors with valuable insights into risk. Understanding how to use these documents effectively is essential to improving risk-based supervisory practices.

This TC Note and accompanying po... more

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Beju Shah
Head of the BIS Innovation Hub Centre in Toronto
BIS Innovation Hub Toronto
Episode: Ep. 175: Virtual Executive Panel: Innovation at the Frontier - How Emerging Technologies Are Reshaping Central Banking and Supervision
Clive Briault
Author of the TC Note on Risk-Based Supervision; chair of Toronto Centre's Banking Advisory Board
Toronto Centre
Episode: Ep. 174: Risk-based Supervision: Integrating the Supervisory Review of Supplementary Documents into the Risk Matrix
Barbara Curran
Director General at Global Affairs Canada
Global Affairs Canada
Episode: Ep. 173: The Nexus of Financial Inclusion, Resilience, and Supervision
Mariela Zaldivar
Head of Market Conduct and Financial Inclusion in Peru
Peru's supervisory institution
Episode: Ep. 173: The Nexus of Financial Inclusion, Resilience, and Supervision
Rhodora Brazil-De Vera
Officer in charge of supervisory policy and research at the Central Bank of the Philippines
Central Bank of the Philippines
Episode: Ep. 173: The Nexus of Financial Inclusion, Resilience, and Supervision
Robert Urry
Seasoned supervisor, risk specialist and policy consultant in financial risk management
Episode: Ep. 172: Risk-based Supervision of Retail Payment Services Providers and Operators
Leora Klapper
Lead Economist at the World Bank and founder of the Global Findex database
World Bank
Episode: Ep. 171: The Global Findex 2025
Andrea Enria
Senior Advisor at the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Authority and former Chair of the European Central Bank Supervisory Board
Bank of England
Episode: Ep. 170: The Forum on Financial Supervision
Mehmet Kerse
Senior Consultant with CGAP, focusing on digital finance regulation and supervision.
CGAP
Episode: Ep.167: Insights on FATF Guidance - Financial Inclusion and AML/CFT Measures (Part Two)

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Babak Abbaszadeh
CEO of Toronto Centre and your moderator for this session.
Demet Çanakçı
Senior Programme Director at Toronto Centre.

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  • Toronto Centre Podcasts hosted by Dr. Kennette Thigpen Harris is a standout podcast for business enthusiasts. Dr. Kennette's insightful interviews and deep understanding of the topic make each episode educational and engaging. He has a knack for making the topic easily digestible and turning it into actionable advice that listeners can apply to their situations. I highly recommend it - this is time well spent!

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Ep. 175: Virtual Executive Panel: Innovation at the Frontier - How Emerging Technologies Are Reshaping Central Banking and Supervision
Q: How do competition among jurisdictions affect collaboration in innovation, and what can be done to promote global cooperation?
Despite competition, resources and complex technical challenges make cross-border cooperation essential. Global dialogue, sharing best practices, and joint development efforts are viewed as beneficial and necessary for advancing supervisory technology.
Ep. 175: Virtual Executive Panel: Innovation at the Frontier - How Emerging Technologies Are Reshaping Central Banking and Supervision
Q: What is the role of AI in examination report writing, and should such tools be used at all?
AI can act as a sparring partner to speed up drafting and challenge content, but final outputs require human review, context, and controls. Institutions must consider hosting, security, and governance constraints before using AI for reporting tasks.
Ep. 175: Virtual Executive Panel: Innovation at the Frontier - How Emerging Technologies Are Reshaping Central Banking and Supervision
Q: Can AI help supervisors better fulfill multiple mandates at once, such as gender equality and financial inclusion, or are there limits to what AI can do here?
Experts agreed that AI is a tool to aid decision-making, not a solution that balances competing mandates on its own. Clear weighting of objectives, cautious scope, and starting with small, manageable pilots are essential, with human judgment guiding priorities.
Ep. 174: Risk-based Supervision: Integrating the Supervisory Review of Supplementary Documents into the Risk Matrix
Q: How do you propose to synchronize the review of supplementary documents with the risk discovery and risk assessment?
Align the timing so that supervisory judgments and risk assessment inform each other, using the risk matrix as the central tool and ensuring ownership of the assessment process.
Ep. 174: Risk-based Supervision: Integrating the Supervisory Review of Supplementary Documents into the Risk Matrix
Q: What are concrete examples of the weaknesses of reviewing documents in isolation?
These documents may contain new insights into an institution's inherent risks, stress testing, governance, and financial resources, but if not integrated into the risk assessment, their value is not maximized.

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