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Toronto Centre Podcasts

Toronto Centre
Financial Inclusion
Basel Core Principles
Financial Stability
Cyber Security
Financial Supervision
Risk Management
Financial Institutions
Climate Change
Artificial Intelligence
Prudential Supervision
Forcibly Displaced Persons
Climate-Related Financial Risks
Regulatory Changes
Data Requirements
Market Surveillance
Digitalization
Business Model Sustainability
Banking Supervision
Gender Equality
Risk-Based Supervision

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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This is the second in a two-part podcast series published in partnership with CGAP.

In June 2025, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), issued guidance on Financial Inclusion and Anti-Money Laundering, and Terrorist Financing (AML/CFT) measures. F... more

This is the first in a two-part podcast series published in partnership with CGAP.

In June 2025, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), issued guidance on Financial Inclusion and Anti-Money Laundering, and Terrorist Financing (AML/CFT) measures. FA... more

Geopolitical risks are emerging from multiple sources, with complex, varied, and country-specific effects. Understanding how these geopolitical events will affect supervisory objectives is a challenging task. Supervisory authorities therefore need a ... more

This was an official virtual side-event of the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development.

This executive panel explored adapting supervisory and regulatory frameworks to keep pace with rapid technological change, and the role of cent... more

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Pedro Duarte Neves
Advisor for the Board of Directors of Banco de Portugal and Professor of Economics at Católica Lisbon
Banco de Portugal; Católica Lisbon; London School of Economics; King's College London; European Banking Institute
Episode: Ep. 159: Financial Education and Literacy: Strengthening the Stability and Resilience of Financial Systems
Paul Wright
A seasoned expert with senior roles in financial institutions and a contributor to Toronto Centre
Toronto Centre
Episode: Ep. 156: The Supervision of Financial Institutions' Climate-related Transition Planning
Clive Briault
Chair of Toronto Centre's Banking Advisory Board, with over 40 years of experience in supervision and regulation.
Toronto Centre
Episode: Ep. 155: Supervision of Financial Institutions’ Business Models
Ahmed Hussen
Minister of International Development, Canada
Government of Canada
Episode: Ep. 154: The Rise of AI - Transforming Financial Markets and Supervision
Stefan Ingves
Former Governor of the Central Bank of Sweden
Central Bank of Sweden
Episode: Ep. 154: The Rise of AI - Transforming Financial Markets and Supervision
John Rwangombwa
Governor of the National Bank of Rwanda
National Bank of Rwanda
Episode: Ep. 154: The Rise of AI - Transforming Financial Markets and Supervision
Fundi Tshazibana
Deputy Governor and CEO of the South African Reserve Bank
South African Reserve Bank
Episode: Ep. 154: The Rise of AI - Transforming Financial Markets and Supervision
Chuchi Fonacier
Deputy Governor of the Bank of Philippines
Bank of Philippines
Episode: Ep. 152: Operational Resilience and Proportionality
Jessica Chew
Deputy Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia
Bank Negara Malaysia
Episode: Ep. 152: Operational Resilience and Proportionality

Hosts

Demet Çanakçı
Senior Program Director at Toronto Centre
Babak Abbaszadeh
CEO of Toronto Centre

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
  • 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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    a year ago

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Ep. 149: Financial Risks and Macroprudential Supervision
Q: How can challenges in implementing macroprudential policies in emerging markets be overcome?
Bill refers to the challenge of bandwidth and stresses the need for technology and training as key solutions.
Ep. 149: Financial Risks and Macroprudential Supervision
Q: What has been the most significant driver of systemic risk in your jurisdiction?
Nathalie mentioned the high level of non-financial private sector indebtedness and the impact of monetary tightening as significant drivers of systemic risk.
Ep. 159: Financial Education and Literacy: Strengthening the Stability and Resilience of Financial Systems
Q: If you could give just one piece of advice for authorities to promote financial literacy, what would it be?
Consider mandatory financial education at school to create equal opportunities across the population and enhance assessments of financial literacy performance in evaluating financial sector robustness.
Ep. 159: Financial Education and Literacy: Strengthening the Stability and Resilience of Financial Systems
Q: What is the role of national financial literacy plans? How should they be developed and implemented?
National financial education plans should be developed in cooperation with various stakeholders and address vulnerabilities comprehensively across all financial market segments.
Ep. 159: Financial Education and Literacy: Strengthening the Stability and Resilience of Financial Systems
Q: How do we know if financial literacy programs actually work?
The effectiveness of financial literacy initiatives should be assessed using financial literacy surveys, setting concrete targets, and statistical procedures such as randomized experiments.

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The content revolves around critical discussions pertaining to financial stability, regulation, and inclusion, emphasizing the importance of education and adaptive strategies in maintaining resilient financial systems. Episodes frequently cover emerging topics such as the impact of artificial intelligence on regulation, the challenges of climate change for financial institutions, and the role of gender equality in financial inclusion. Noteworthy is the focus on practical solutions for regulators and financial supervisors, addressing gaps in education and accessibility, particularly in emerging markets.

The podcast is likely to appeal to stakeholders in the financial services sector, including regulators, policymakers, and educators. It sta... more

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