Risk-based Supervision for Inclusive Digital Financial Services: Orientation class call recording.

The Risk Based Supervision course will help us look at the inter-dependencies that I need to look out for when am conducting my supervision.

The risk-based supervision course will help me in applying the accurate supervisory activities and ensure all material risks are mitigated.

The risk-based supervision course will help us in Enhance ability to identify, measure, monitor, and control risks when conducting my supervision.

Risk-based supervision will enable us to effective allocate resources considering the risk profiles of the payment system providers for effective supervision.

The orientation call was very elaborative. I expect this course to equip us all with the peculiarities of risk based supervision specially for digital financial services. It will be interesting to learn how much supervisor needs to know about DFS to identify risks emanating from them and prioritise supervisory resources.

The orientation session was very useful as everything including the curriculum, expected outcomes, grading and passing criteria was discussed in detail. Thank you for that.

The orientation session was very useful in providing a foundation base and comprehensive overview of the course. Thank you very much

I expect this course to give me a clear understanding of how risk-based supervision works in digital financial services and how it can be applied to promote inclusion.

I expect through this course I will understand how risk-based supervision can support financial inclusion while safeguarding consumer protection and financial stability in Digital Financial Services landscape.

The risk based course will open my mind up on the different ways the regulator can effectively mitigate the risks encountered in the PSP space and stay alert to the emerging regulatory concerns.

The risk-based supervision course are primarily aim to equip supervisors with appropriate supervisory tools and frameworks necessary to ensure an effective and efficient allocation of available resources.

I expect this Risk-Based Supervision course to strengthen my understanding of the core pillars of supervision, especially in the context of digital financial services. The orientation call was clear and detailed, and the facilitators explained the expectations very well. I appreciate the blended format with online learning and regular interaction, and I look forward to gaining valuable insights over the next two months.

A proportionate, risk-based supervisory approach to Digital Financial Services (DFS) should ensure that regulatory requirements align with the size, complexity, and risk profile of providers. It should focus supervisory resources on institutions and activities that pose the greatest risks to consumers and financial stability, while reducing unnecessary burdens on small, low-risk innovators. This approach is expected to protect vulnerable consumers, promote financial inclusion, support responsible innovation, and maintain trust in the digital financial ecosystem. And it's very existing to be here.

Considering my role in Data Analytics, I look forward to the module on Data -Driven Supervision Supervision as well other exciting modules. The orientation was clear an helpful in navigating the programme structure.

The course will not only expand my knowledge base on supervision but with practicability with oversight of digital financial services.

Orientation and course of RBS focuses on prioritizing supervision resources based on the level of risk posed by financial institutions or services. For digital financial services, this involves:
.Evaluating cybersecurity risks, fraud, and operational risks.
.Ensuring consumer protection in mobile banking, e-wallets, and digital lending.
.Monitoring regulatory compliance with digital finance regulations.

I understand that risk-based supervision will enable us to effectively allocate resources considering the risk profiles of the regulated entities.

The orientation session was very thorough on expectations and outcomes of the course; I am confident that the curriculum as clearly laid out shall cover all my knowledge gaps in risk-based supervision of digital financial services.

This is highly relevant to Ethiopia’s expanding digital financial sector, as it strengthens our capacity to supervise emerging risks while promoting inclusive and stable financial services. Thank you.

This is very productive insight on how the programme is going to be. Am glad that it is very flexible taking into consideration of our other assigned office duties which will balance well with timings of this programme. Am very pleased on the choice of the selected modules which are very practicable with our supervisory role particularly focusing on Risk based instead of Rule based supervision.
Most importantly am looking forward on Module 4 as it has been designed to include matters related to AML/CFT/CPF which will assist my country on preparation of the next Mutual Evaluation Assessment covering matters related to new technologies ( DFS is part of it).

Risk based supervision will broaden my understanding of how supervisory action should be undertaken and how to apply different tools in carrying out regulatory supervision.

The course will help with enusring we are less reactionary , in how we carry out our Superviosry activities.

My expectation is to understand how risk-based supervision can be applied to promote financial inclusion.

The risk‑based supervision course will help me better understand how to apply RBS effectively when EMIs oversight.

This course will enable onsite teams allocate resources efficiently while ensuring pertinent aspects of financial inclusion are not left out.

This is a very important and timely course for me as I have just moved in to the Supervision function at the State Bank of Pakistan. Risk-based Supervision is a very broad concept and tailoring this to DFS would be an interesting and insightful journey. Looking foreward to learn from peers about how to tackle the growing risks in DFS from a supervisory standpoint.

The risk-based supervision course will help me better understand how to proportionately allocate resources in different cases and also incorporate financial inclusion aspects

I’m looking forward to deepening my understanding of how to practically, data-driven approaches within my supervisory work

This Risk based supervision program will provide relevant insights into supervision of DFS providers, providing guidance on how best the limited resources available to supervisors can be efficiently deployed.