5 October 2026 - 8 October 2026

Philippines

Host: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Macroprudential Supervision, Risk-Based Supervision and Pillar 2 Implementation

Description

The course on Macroprudential Supervision, Risk-based Supervision and Pillar 2 Implementation is a core learning program focusing on identification, assessment and monitoring of the potential or existing vulnerabilities in the financial system and using macroprudential tools and policies to mitigate these vulnerabilities. The macroprudential tools address both the time dimension and the cross-sectional dimension of systemic risk. Beyond macroprudential supervision but not disconnected from it, the sessions also cover the two main microprudential supervision frameworks, risk-based supervisory approaches and their integration with the BCBS Pillar 2 framework.

Objectives

The course provides a platform to discuss macroprudential and risk-based supervision practices in a global context, including those in SEACEN member jurisdictions. The course will, inter alia, enable the participants to further enhance their knowledge in the following key areas:

  • Macroprudential supervision: Practices and challenges
  • Early Warning Systems for identifying vulnerabilities: Experience from different jurisdictions
  • Risk-based supervision: Framework and practices in various jurisdictions
  • Supervisory review process / Pillar 2 approach for supervisory effectiveness
  • Climate-related Financial Risks: Integration with Pillar 2 and current state of adoption

 Target Participants

The participants should be engaged in macroprudential / microprudential supervision, regulation, surveillance, financial stability oversight or climate related analysis in their respective agencies. Participants should have a minimum of 3 years of experience in the related areas. 

Resource Persons

The faculty will be drawn from major regulatory and supervisory bodies, SEACEN-member Central Banks and SEACEN faculty.

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