Toronto Centre offers programs in a highly interactive setting using a unique combination of case studies, presentations, simulations and workshops.

Connect, communicate and collaborate with Associates, Program Leaders and Financial Regulators using our secure on-line TC Community.

In 2010 The Toronto Centre launched a web-based distance learning pilot program for all TC Community members, and we would like to thank all those who participated. We are currently evaluating the pilot to determine how to most effectively deliver high-quality distance learning programs. Stay tuned.
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The Toronto Centre has trained nearly 3000 financial regulators from 170 countries around the world in leadership skills needed to make changes and improve the effectiveness of their agencies. In our highly interactive programs, you will learn through case presentations from experienced supervisors. You will acquire new management and technical skills. And you will develop contacts with a growing and global network of supervisors. The Toronto Centre provides an enriching learning experience that is going to change you and the way you work.

Toronto Programs
TC International Program for Securities Regulators: Expande...
TC International Program for Insurance and Pensions Supervi...
 
Regional/Country Programs
TC Country Program: Crisis Binder Workshop, Indonesia ...
SEACEN-TC Regional Program: Crisis Preparedness for Banking...
CAIR/CARTAC/Toronto Centre Workshop for Caribbean Insurance...
TC Country Program Bangladesh Bank : Redefining Central Ban...
TC Country Program: Dealing with Problem Institutions for I...
SARB–TC Regional Program: Crisis Preparedness for Banking S...
TC Regional Program: Crisis Preparedness in Interconnected ...
TC Country Program for Securities Supervisors: FSAP, Chile<...
TC Regional Program: Pensions Supervision, Armenia Octo...
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