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Banco de Portugal publishes report on the international conference entitled ‘Banking Conduct Supervision: new challenges ten years after the financial crisis’
15 Mar. 2019
Banco de Portugal published today the report on the international conference entitled ‘Banking Conduct Supervision: new challenges ten years after the financial crisis’, which, on 25 September 2018, marked the 10th anniversary of the start of the international financial crisis and the explicit attribution to Banco de Portugal of a banking conduct supervision mandate.
The conference, held in Lisbon, brought together speakers from around the world to reflect on the banking conduct supervision agenda and the growing challenges for consumer protection in the area of financial products and services, in particular those arising from financial innovation in a digital ecosystem. The event also compared the Portuguese experience with international best practice.
The conference was structured around three panels on the areas of activity of Banco de Portugal’s banking conduct supervision:
Opening address
Carlos da Silva Costa, Governor of Banco de Portugal
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Painel I – Banking Regulation: recent developments and future prospects
Pedro Duarte Neves, Chair of the Standing Committee on Consumer Protection and Financial Innovation of the European Banking Authority (EBA)
Fernando Faria de Oliveira, Chairman of the Portuguese Banking Association (APB)
Vinay Pranjivan, Associação Portuguesa para a Defesa do Consumidor (DECO)
Teresa Moreira, Head of the Competition Policy and Consumer Protection Branch of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
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Painel II – Banking Supervision: oversight tools for the new digital ecosystem
Magda Bianco, Head of the Consumer Protection and Anti-Money Laundering Directorate of Banca d’Italia
Fernando Tejada, Head of the Market Conduct and Claims Department of Banco de España
Maria Lúcia Leitão, Head of the Banking Conduct Supervision Department of Banco de Portugal
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Intervention on the importance of financial education for young people
João Costa, Secretary of State of Education
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Painel III – Financial education: young people in the digital age
Annamaria Lusardi, Denit Trust Endowed Chair of Economics and Accountancy at the George Washington University School of Business, Director of the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center and Chair of the OECD International Network on Financial Education’s Research Committee
Manuel Pereira, Director of the Group of Schools General Serpa Pinto (Cinfães)
Isabel Alçada, President of the ‘Todos Contam’ contest and Advisor on Education to the President of the Republic
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Closing address
Pedro Siza Vieira, Deputy minister
Luís Máximo dos Santos, Vice-Governor of Banco de Portugal
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