“I admire [the Toronto Centre’s] commitment to strengthening financial sector regulation in developing countries and emerging markets. These are important initiatives, with the potential to enhance the stability of the global economy.”
The Toronto Centre promotes financial stability and access to financial services globally by building the capacity of financial sector regulators and supervisors, particularly in emerging markets and low income countries. We help them develop the leadership skills and financial sector knowledge they need to build strong, efficient regulatory and supervisory agencies. Programs examine topics including how to implement best supervisory practices and how to both prevent and prepare for crisis situations that could occur in individual financial institutions or in the financial sector as a whole. Well- regulated and well- functioning financial systems in turn contribute to a reduction in the incidence of poverty through more sustainable economic growth, job creation, and improved standards of living.
Our training programs are highly specialized, interactive, and practical and are tailored to our clients’ needs. They are offered at an international, regional or country level. Read more.
Toronto Centre CEO Babak Abbaszadeh speaks with CBC radio's The Current about the importance of strengthening Burma's financial sector regulation as it emerges onto the world stange once again.
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2012 was a remarkable year for the Toronto Centre. We delivered a record-breaking 60 programs, training over 1500 participants from countries across the globe – nearly double the number of participants trained in 2011.
Read MoreThe Toronto Centre is pleased to present you with our 2011 Annual Report, Increasing our Impact: Strengthening financial supervision around the globe, which outlines our work and accomplishments from last year.
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