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Key details

Mode of delivery: Classroom-based

Course code: AFB51D

Duration: 1 day

Fee: £925.00 + VAT

CPD Hours: 6

Course Overview

This course examines how central banks are redefining their mandates to address emerging challenges such as climate change, digital innovation, and social priorities. It introduces strategic foresight and scenario planning as tools for navigating long-term uncertainty and explores the impact of geopolitical and systemic risks on central bank strategy and decision-making.

Agenda

Adapting Mandates and Strategy in a Transforming World

Redefining Central Bank Mandates: Climate, Digital, and Social Dimensions
Strategic Foresight and Scenario Planning in Central Banking
Navigating Geopolitical and Systemic Uncertainty

Course Review

Summary and recap of key learning objectives
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Target Audience

This course is suitable for:

Central bank officials and policy advisors
Financial sector regulators and supervisors
Senior staff from ministries of finance and treasury departments
Risk management professionals in public financial institution
Economists and analysts specializing in monetary and financial stability.
Members of financial stability and macroprudential policy unit
Internal auditors and compliance officers in regulatory bodie
Professionals involved in crisis management and contingency planning.
FinTech and SupTech specialists in regulatory innovation unit
Governance, ethics, and transparency officers in public institution
Researchers and academics in finance, economics, and public policy.
Development partners and advisors supporting financial sector reform.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to implement a successful strategy that enables you to:

Understand how central bank mandates are evolving in response to sustainability, digitalisation, and societal expectations.
Apply foresight tools and scenario analysis to enhance long-term strategic planning under conditions of uncertainty.
Evaluate the implications of geopolitical trends and systemic risks on financial stability and central bank strategy.