CAS Financial Regulation (FinReg) 2021
Get answers to these questions: What drives the enforcers of financial regulation? Does the current wave of financial regulation ever stop? Are international standard setters delivering and accountable? Does financial regulation really work? Are global banks safer now?
Information
Period
April 2021 - November 202115 ECTS credits
136 Teaching hours
Language
EnglishFormat
On-siteRegistration
Early bird deadline
30 September 2020Registration deadline
30 November 2020Fees:
Tuition fee: CHF 10'800.-
Early bird: CHF 10'300.-
Contribution to the SDGs
Objectives
- Understand the analytical approaches of global and Swiss financial regulation
- Know the substance and the background of financial regulation
- Work with a legal and an economic focus
- See behind and challenge the policy concepts in financial regulation
- Understand the current and future regulatory drivers and trends
- Meet in person key actors and practioners as guest speakers
Audience
Professional from the Swiss or international financial market (financial industry, financial regulation and legislation, management, consultancy, audit, law firms)
Programme
8 modules:
- The Swiss Financial Center
- Economic Fundamentals of Financial Regulation
- Legal Fundamentals of Financial Regulation
- Protecting Financial Stability
- Protecting Insurance Clients
- Protecting Investors and Markets
- Protecting Other Public Interests
- Enforcing Financial Regulation
Director(s)
Prof. Urs ZULAUF and Prof. Luc THEVENOZ, Faculty of Law, University of Geneva and Prof. Aymo BRUNETTI, University of Bern
Coordinator(s)
Gervais MUJA, University of Geneva
Diploma delivered jointly with
University of Geneva, University of Bern
Admission criteria
- University or equivalent degree, three years in a position related to Swiss or international financial markets (e.g. financial industry, financial regulation and legislation, management, consultancy, audit, law firms)
Number of participants
The number of participants is adapted to the pedagogy chosen.
Contribution to the SDGs