The Programme in Outline
There is a core curriculum within which there are some elective
options on two of the days. This allows participants from countries
that have financial centres to focus on topics that have specific
relevance to those areas, whilst others can to choose topics that
are also relevant to their needs.
All of the topics covered will take account of possible
impacts from the financial crisis and include:
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- New approaches to Risk Management
- New perspectives and insights into Regulatory Practices
- Tax Policy and the post G20 perspectives on transparency
- Anti-money laundering/ countering the financing of terrorism
and the STAR (Stolen Assets Recovery) Initiative, of the World
Bank/UNODC.
- Understanding and preventing criminal activity in the financial
sector
- The scope for regulatory collaboration among small
countries
- Debt Management
- Cash Management and alternative investment strategies
- Medium Term Expenditure Frameworks
- Budgeting
- The challenges involved in implementing change in
government
- Building proactive and effective partnerships with
international bodies
- Negotiation skills
Equally important will be the connecting of these topics to the
personal challenges on which each of the participants will be
working, culminating in three days of developing negotiation skills
aimed at improving the effectiveness of any solutions developed
during the two weeks, again, linked to delivering any outputs from
the programme. The primary challenge for the programme is that any
outputs should be 'operationally' useful.
17th -
29th June 2012 Timetable
