Banking Regulation

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Banking Regulation
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T1402

Cairo (Egypt)

20 Dec 2026 -24 Dec 2026

3730

Overview

Introduction:

Banking regulation provides the legal, supervisory, and prudential framework that safeguards the stability, integrity, and resilience of the financial system while promoting sound banking practices and protecting depositors. It integrates prudential regulation, capital adequacy, liquidity management, risk governance, regulatory compliance, financial supervision, corporate governance, and reporting frameworks to ensure the safe and efficient operation of financial institutions. This training program explores banking regulation principles, international regulatory standards, governance frameworks, and compliance practices. It provides an institutional perspective on how effective regulation and compliance strengthen financial stability, enhance institutional resilience, and support sustainable banking operations.

Program Objectives:

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

  • Analyze banking regulation principles and international regulatory frameworks.

  • Evaluate prudential supervision, risk management, and compliance practices.

  • Assess governance, regulatory reporting, and supervisory requirements.

  • Examine emerging regulatory developments affecting the banking sector.

  • Explore strategic compliance approaches that strengthen financial stability and institutional resilience.

Target Audience:

  • Banking Professionals in Compliance and Risk Management.

  • Financial Regulators and Policymakers.

  • Legal Advisors and Financial Auditors.

  • Bank Executives and Strategy Planners.

  • Governance and Regulatory Affairs Professionals.

Program Outline:

Unit 1:

Foundations of Banking Regulation:

  • Objectives and principles of banking regulation.

  • Basel regulatory framework and international standards.

  • Roles of central banks and supervisory authorities.

  • Capital adequacy, liquidity, and leverage frameworks.

  • Banking regulation and financial stability.

Unit 2:

Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management:

  • Banking compliance management frameworks.

  • Credit, market, operational, and liquidity risk regulation.

  • AML, CFT, KYC, and sanctions compliance.

  • Cross-border regulatory compliance.

  • Regulatory technology (RegTech) and compliance automation.

Unit 3:

Corporate Governance and Regulatory Oversight:

  • Corporate governance in regulated financial institutions.

  • Board and senior management responsibilities.

  • Internal controls and compliance governance.

  • Principles of regulatory inspections and supervisory reviews.

  • Ethics, accountability, and governance culture.

Unit 4:

Emerging Banking Regulatory Developments:

  • Digital banking and FinTech regulation.

  • Cybersecurity and operational resilience frameworks.

  • ESG and sustainable banking regulation.

  • Cross-border regulatory coordination structures.

  • Emerging trends in global banking regulation.

Unit 5:

Regulatory Reporting and Supervisory Communication:

  • Regulatory reporting frameworks and disclosure requirements.

  • Prudential reporting and supervisory expectations.

  • Regulatory data quality and reporting governance.

  • Principles of official communication structures with supervisory authorities.

  • Transparency and accountability in regulatory compliance.