The seminar aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of past financial crises, examining their causes, impacts, and policy responses. By drawing insights from historical economic downturns, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how these lessons can be applied to today’s global financial landscape. The seminar seeks to foster discussions on economic resilience, risk management, and policy-making strategies to mitigate future crises, with a particular focus on the regulatory framework and guidance set by CYSEC.

1. Identify and analyze key historical financial crises (e.g., the Great Depression, the 2008 Financial Crisis, the Asian Financial Crisis).
2. Understand the root causes and long-term consequences of economic downturns.
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of past policy responses and economic interventions.
4. Discuss the relevance of these lessons in today’s economic environment, including inflation, global debt, and digital finance.
5. Develop strategies to enhance economic resilience and stability in businesses and financial institutions.
6. Interpret regulations: Understand and comply with the European and CySEC regulatory framework governing investment funds.
7. Understand legal and regulatory requirements: Ensure compliance with the European and CySEC legal and regulatory requirements for investment funds.

Economists and financial analysts, academics and researchers, policymakers and government officials, banking and finance professionals, business leaders and entrepreneurs.