2011 has proved to be a highly "practical" year for IOPS. After launching the IOPS Toolkit for Risk-based Supervision in 2010, the IOPS has held a series of very successful workshops demonstrating how this innovative technique is used in practice.
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Reaffirming the practical note, during 2011 IOPS Members have continued to provide self assessments on how the IOPS Principles of Private Pension Supervision apply in their countries. These self assessments have highlighted interesting strengths and gaps in supervisory processes around the world. IOPS will develop further work to address these issues in the future. Its Principles and the various guidelines developed by IOPS also continue to gain recognition with other international bodies.
Following the successful training organised by the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) back-to-back with the AGM and conference in Sydney in 2010, the IOPS introduced a practical element to this year's workshop in Peru and meeting in Cape Town, working through a case study of a theoretical pension supervisory case.
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