Financial sector regulators and supervisors are currently beset by twin challenges—responding to an uncertain economic outlook with greater risk of financial instability and maintaining focus on longer-term priorities. As the world moved past Covid challenges, a series of shocks have led to high geopolitical tension, global economic uncertainty, inflation, and financial and commodity market volatilities. Economic prospects of emerging markets and developing economies have been adversely impacted, not only by these shocks, but also by the policy tightening response in advanced economies, which has resulted in high external borrowing costs. These conjunctural challenges, combined with structural changes that will have a lasting impact on the global financial system, will be shaping supervisory work programs in the months and years ahead.
Agenda
Final Agenda (pdf)
Presentations
Navigating the New Monetary Order | Doug Elliott
Spotlight On Private Credit | Meghan Neenan
Keynote Day 2 | Andrea Enria
Managing Financial Stability During Structural Change and Transition | Marina Moretti, Loic Chiquier, Caio Ferreira, Ilias Skamnelos, Jay Surti