FinSAC is pleased to launch a seminar series designed for supervisors, resolution authorities, finance ministries, and deposit insurers across our client countries who are moving from formal compliance with international standards toward operational readiness in bank resolution.

Building on recent country engagements and the growing body of EU and FSB practice, this series will address the concrete, technical, and often institution-specific challenges that arise when resolution frameworks must work in real time. The sessions combine expert insights from EU authorities, practical case studies, and candid discussions on lessons learned—highlighting what truly matters for operationalizing resolution tools in smaller and emerging markets.

Across six sessions—delivered online and in person in Vienna—we will examine the key building blocks of resolvability, the practicalities of running P&A and bridge-bank transactions and how to prepare for communication challenges before and during resolution events. The series concludes with two hybrid sessions in Vienna focusing on the legal and funding constraints that shape feasible strategies covering litigation risks, cross border recognition, evolving EU resolution case law, state-aid considerations, and the implications of the future EU CMDI reform for FinSAC client countries.