近日，协会与卢森堡金融科技领域国际合作及培训机构卢森堡金融技术转让署-培训之家（以下简称卢森堡培训之家）在京联合举办两期“风险管理：资产负债管理”国际培训。协会秘书长马超、卢森堡驻华大使馆副馆长邵儒可先后在培训开班式上致辞。马超秘书长在致辞中对参训学员表示热烈欢迎并表示，希望通过此次培训可以促成更多金融专业知识分享与国际经验交流，协会愿与会员单位乃至社会各界一起群策群力、共商共建，持续推动数字金融行业健康有序发展。邵儒可副馆长对协会承办此次培训表达感谢并表示，卢森堡方面和协会的合作由来已久，双方曾多次互访并成功合作，一直有着良好的反馈，卢方也愿与协会继续保持友好联络与沟通，推动更多有意义的国际交流活动落地。为提升培训效果，协会在筹备阶段向会员单位征询了培训内容相关意见，并与卢方共同对课程大纲进行了详细设计，围绕资产负债管理（ALM）作系统性介绍，结合资产负债管理委员会（ALCo）的角色、巴塞尔委员会关于衡量银行账簿利率风险的监管框架等欧盟相关专题进行授课。参训学员主要来自银行、保险、消费金融及支付机构等。培训期间，学员们结合自身风险管理实践与授课专家进行了深入交流和探讨，并希望协会后续能多举办此类培训，拓展更多相关国际案例讲解。学员们在培训结束后获颁协会与卢森堡培训之家联合出具的结课证书。
International Training on “Risk Management”
Successfully Held in Beijing
Recently, NIFA, in collaboration with the Luxembourg House of Training – a renowned institution for international cooperation and training in the field of financial technology in Luxembourg – jointly held two sessions of the international training program titled “Risk Management: Asset & Liability Management” in Beijing. Mr. Ma Chao, Secretary-General of NIFA, and Mr. Luc Scholtes, Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Luxembourg in China, delivered opening remarks at the start of the first training session.In his speech, Secretary-General Ma Chao extended a warm welcome to the participants and expressed hope that the training would facilitate greater sharing of financial expertise and international best practices. He emphasized NIFA’s willingness to work together with its member institutions and stakeholders across various sectors to promote the healthy and orderly development of the digital finance industry. Mr. Luc Scholtes expressed his appreciation to NIFA for organizing the training and noted the long-standing cooperation between relevant parties in Luxembourg and NIFA. He highlighted the history of mutual visits and successful joint initiatives between the two sides, which have received positive feedback. He also conveyed Luxembourg’s readiness to maintain friendly communication and cooperation with NIFA to further promote meaningful international exchange activities.To enhance the effectiveness of the training, NIFA solicited feedback from its member institutions during the preparatory phase and worked closely with the Luxembourg side to design the course outline in detail. The program offered a systematic introduction to Asset-Liability Management (ALM), covering topics such as the role of the Asset and Liability Committee (ALCo) and the Basel Committee’s regulatory framework for interest rate risk in the banking book (IRRBB), along with related EU topics. Most of the participants were from banks, insurance companies, consumer finance firms, and payment institutions. During the training, attendees engaged in in-depth discussions with the expert, drawing upon their own practical experiences in risk management. Many expressed the hope that NIFA would organize more such training programs in the future, especially those that incorporate more international case studies. Upon completion of the training, participants received joint certificates issued by NIFA and the Luxembourg House of Training.
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