Objective: The objective of this workshop is to share practical implementation experiences and discuss implementation challenges, knowledge sharing and enable banks for a robust transition to ECL framework. 

Objective: Against this backdrop, the programme seeks to provide Directors with a contemporary, practical and forward-looking perspective on Board responsibilities, emerging risks and regulatory expectations, enabling them to contribute more effectively to sound governance and institutional resilience

Objective: This one-day programme aims to reinforce and enhance REs ' understanding of third-party risks in outsourcing operations and the vendor management life cycle.

Objective: The programme aims to deepen participants’ understanding of the evolving regulatory and supervisory framework governing Trade and Forex, including FEMA requirements and RBI expectations. It will offer practical insights into managing trade, forex, financial crime and cross-border risks, while enhancing preparedness for geopolitical developments, global trade fragmentation and the evolving international currency landscape.

Objective: This one-day program seeks to update participants on the latest regulatory developments, global trends, and structural shifts in India’s financial markets. The program will also sensitize the participants to emerging risks, including those arising from technological innovations, global market volatility, and treasury operations. Additionally, it will highlight measures undertaken to strengthen market resilience, promote fair market practices, and support India’s ongoing efforts towards greater financial stability and export competitiveness.

Objective: To facilitate informed discussion among senior leaders on the strategic and supervisory dimensions of cyber resilience, the programme will help participants assess institutional preparedness, identify gaps in existing frameworks, and draw practical lessons from recent incidents and emerging technologies to strengthen decision-making, oversight and organisational readiness

Objective: The Conference will provide Chief Economists and senior economists from banks and financial institutions a platform to deliberate on India’s growth outlook and key global and domestic macroeconomic developments. Discussions will focus on inflation, interest rates, credit and investment cycles, external sector developments and their implications for the financial sector. The conference will also examine emerging risks and structural trends which will have a bearing on banks’ balance sheets, profitability, asset quality and financial stability which will be shaping India’s economic trajectory towards a ‘Vikshit Bharat’ .

Objective: The programme aims to deepen senior NBFC and HFC leaders’ understanding of evolving regulatory and supervisory expectations, thereby strengthening governance, compliance and risk management. It will offer practical insights on responsible lending, customer protection, credit and fraud risks, technology resilience, supervisory preparedness, and emerging sector challenges through interactions with regulators, industry leaders and domain experts

Objective: This two-day program will provide essential inputs on the emerging challenges in Compliance and Assurance functions. It will also provide deep insight and knowledge needed to manage compliance responsibilities in today ' s increasingly regulated environment for banks, NBFCs and FIs.