 |
Melbourne APEC Finance Centre
|
|
|
ResearchMAFC's research draws on the expertise available in the financial services industry and in the professions and academia, specifically in funds management, to undertake study in emerging regulatory regimes for the supervision of superannuation and pension systems. The end product of research output is the development of training programs for regulators from emerging markets in the APEC region who are currently facing the challenges of the emergence of private pension systems. SymposiaMAFC conducts symposia to exchange information and ideas between government, the private sector and academia utilizing a wealth of knowledge and skills vested in Victoria and around the Asia-Pacific region. The purpose of these symposia is to identify gaps in knowledge amongst regional officials concerning financial regulation and sector development, and to apply governance initiatives, including investment liberalisation frameworks. The outcome is to develop modules that form the basis of capacity building training programs that respond to the regulatory demands of regional officials. Training ProgramsUnder the auspices of the Australian APEC Study Centre, MAFC is a leading international finance sector executive training institution that over the years has specialised in financial services training for Asia Pacific regulators and industry representatives. Programs include:
Links to capacity building programs undertaken by MAFC and the Australian APEC Study Centre - Managing risks, enhancing governance and the role of capital modelling tools in risk management in the region's financial and regulatory agencies in response to GFC Capacity Building to Enhance Regulatory and Industry Structures for Private Pensions Systems, Funds and Asset Management in the Asia-Pacific Financing and Managing Risks in PPPs at national and subnational government levels Enhancing Risk Management and Governance in the Region's Banking System Capacity Building to Enhance Investment Flows in APEC Economies, Particularly in Relation to Trade and Taxation Policies Enhancing Risk Management and Governance in the Region's Banking System to Implement Basel II and to Meet Contemporary Risks and Challenges Arising from the Global Banking System Capacity Building to Enhance Investment Flows in APEC Economies in Investment Policy, Promotion and Facilitation Regulatory Management of Internal Capital Models Capacity Building to Enhance Investment Flows in APEC Economies in Governance and Competition Policy Asia-Pacific Regulators' and Industry Dialogue: Private Pensions, Funds and Asset Management Strategies to enhance risk management and governance in China's banking system Managing Regulatory Change: Enhancing the Capacity of Developing Economies in APEC on Regulatory Regimes to Support Liberalisation of Financial Services in the WTO Doha Round Enhancing the capacity of officials to assess the impact of flexibility provisions in the Doha Round WTO negotiations for national economic welfare Managing Regulatory Change in Financial Services: Capacity Building in Prudential Regulation and Risk Management in Life Insurance and Pensions Asian Bankers Association (ABA) - Implementing Basel 2 Asian Development Bank (ADB) - Managing Regulatory Change in Financial Services: Capacity Building in Prudential Regulation and Risk Management in Life Insurance and Pensions Implementing Liberalisation and Managing Structural Adjustment Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) - Prudential Regulation and Risk Management in Banking Australian Leadership Awards – Fellowships Program (ALA) Asia-Pacific Regulators' & Industry Dialogue China Australia Governance Program Dialogue Bond Market Forum MAFC inauguration
|
|||||||||
