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The conference will be held at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, 1, CBD Maharaj Surajmal Road, Next to Yamuna Sports Complex, New Delhi - 110032. Please note that participation in the Conference is free but all participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation-related costs. For convenience of delegates, block booking has been arranged at the Leela Ambience Convention Hotel New Delhi. Accommodation must be reserved and paid for directly by delegates. This is only a guide. Delegates are free to choose any other hotel.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in collaboration with Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is organizing RBI-OECD High Level Global Symposium on Financial Education on 8-9 November 2017 New Delhi, India.

The conference aims to stimulate ideas, discussions and solutions around implementing effective financial literacy policies in a changing financial landscape and will focus on the following topics:

• Financial literacy in the digital age: challenges and opportunities
• Effective delivery of financial literacy in the digital age:
  • National strategies for financial education
  • The role of public, private and civil stakeholders

The Central Bank Risk managers’ Conference (CBRMC) is an annual event and provides a unique opportunity for central bank risk managers to build and maintain an informal network to discuss issues related to central banks’ financial risk management. After the first conference held in 2004 by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), Basel in Switzerland, these annual conferences have been organised by various central banks around the world.

The 12th edition of the Central Bank Risk Managers’ Conference was hosted by the Reserve Bank of India in Mumbai on November 17-18, 2016. It focused on economic capital and risk appetite frameworks at central banks, risks arising from unconventional monetary policy operations, integrated risk management, as well as model validation. The conference was attended by senior officials from leading central banks and the BIS who are responsible for developing and implementing risk management policies or processes relating to foreign exchange reserves and balance sheet exposures of central banks.