The JVI provides policy-oriented training primarily to participants from countries in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. We offer courses in economics, financial sector analysis and management, trade policy, corporate governance, and related topics for public officials and selected private sector executives.
The Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF), the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and several other international organizations established JVI in 1992.
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“JVI offers great networking opportunities; after 15 years I am still in touch with some friends from the 2002 AEP course.”
Mr. Jacek Bialek, Ministry of Economic Development, Poland
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
“The course has given me a sound foundation on financial systems and an understanding of the complexity of financial system development in terms of prudential policies and measures, especially in a highly changeable economic environment.”
Olga Zykova, Ministry of Finance of Ukraine
IMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)
“The course created a special platform where experts from different agencies, who are involved in designing a macroeconomic reform program, met and had an opportunity to improve their skills.”
Ms. Iryna Lafiuk, Ministry of Economy, Belarus
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
“JVI offers unique opportunities to exchange experiences. The course has been helpful for improving my skills in macroeconomic policy analysis.”
Diana Ondža, Ministry of Finance of Latvia
IMF Course on Financial Programming and Policies
Online training was innovative and flexible format of engaging in active discussions and exchange of country-specific experiences with lecturers and participants.
I benefited greatly from the Public Governance and Structural Reforms course because I gained practical guidance on macroeconomic and social policies, which not only shaped my analytical and leadership skills, but will also help me in my professional engagement in policy coordination.
Gresa Baftiu -Senior Officer for Policy Coordination
Ministry of European Integration, Kosovo
I am of the opinion that the most efficient way of contributing positively to policy-making decisions is to have practical knowledge of a society combined with scientific data on governance, economics, and politics. Every policymaker periodically should participate in such theoretical courses to refresh their mindset in order to come up with effective policies backed up with scientific data and theories. This is exactly what I think about the course on Inclusive Growth organized by JVI and IMF Institute for Capacity Development. Despite being held in a virtual environment, the course has helped me look at problems such as poverty, inequality, financial instability and climate change from various perspectives, and I am very grateful to organizers and lecturers for this opportunity.
Nijat Rahmanli
Advisor, Employment Policy and Demography
Ministry of Labour and Social Security
Azerbaijan
“The course helped me a lot because I got experience with new tools, which I use in my daily responsibilities.”
Mr. Samvel Margaryan, Ministry of Finance, Armenia
The course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017
“The course provides the real measures of improving the quality of fiscal management and improves my understanding of the main issues related to sound fiscal policies.”
Mr. Marcel Olari, Ministry of Finance, Moldova
The Course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance, JVI, IMF and Oesterreichische Nationalbank on Sound Fiscal Institutions: The Basis for Stability, Growth and Prosperity. February, 2018
This is a very interesting subject that was covered in a well-structured course, giving significant background information to understand these types of crises (from past and current events) and providing the lessons to be learned. Professors and experts combined the knowledge and teaching skills that really made the difference. I also got a lot of value from the interactions with the other participants. The wide range of topics covered in this course was really helpful to see the big picture, from different perspectives, based on experience, sharing with and learning from other countries. This course not only provides basic theories of economics of crises, but it also gave me many practical examples that I can apply in my future lectures at the University of Tirana and also in my research work. Thanking the administration for the excellent organization of this virtual training, I highly recommend this course to future participants.
Ms. Soana JAUPLLARI, University of Tirana, Albania
Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges
November 9-20, 2020
“Thanks to the Vulnerability Diagnostics course I have built up my skills and ability to assess fiscal, financial, and external vulnerabilities.”
Ms. Anxhela Bushati Ministry of Economic, Development of Albania
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
“The JVI courses have broadened and deepened my knowledge about specific economic topics. During the course, I got to know the specifics, the definitions, the logic behind the measurements, the calculations, the risks.”
Ms. Egzona Hani, National Bank of Republic of Macedonia
IMF Course on Financial Sector Surveillance
This very well-structured virtual course helped me tidy up and improve my knowledge of key concepts and tools used in the identification and assessment of financial sector vulnerabilities. I am always looking for a new challenge. This course had everything I expected – important macro-financial linkages, renowned IMF Financial Soundness Indicators, noted financial sector risks, and distinguished stress testing. The convenient and effective combination of lectures and hands-on workshops allowed me to better understand essential risk assessment techniques. What gratified me the most was the enthusiasm of lecturers and participants to interact productively, which undoubtedly brought great credit to both. I appreciated the excellent organization of this virtual training!
Lilia Kadyrberdieva
Economist, IMF Resident Representative Office in the Kyrgyz Republic
Financial Sector Surveillance – Virtual Training, October 26-30, 2020
As someone who is at the beginning of the professional path, Financial Sector Surveillance course has helped me a lot in a better overall understanding of the financial sector. Theoretical concepts were perfectly demonstrated through exercises and real-life examples. In my opinion, the advantage of this and other JVI courses is that they are conducted by true experts in that field. Another aspect worth mentioning is the interchange of best practices among participants who are coming from all around the world. I look forward using the knowledge I acquired on this course, as well as participating in other courses. Many thanks to the administration and everyone who helped make this course happen!
Looking foward to another interesting courses!
Aleksandra Bogdan
Analyst, Systemic Risk Department
Financial Services Supervisory Agency, Croatia
Financial Sector Surveillance – Virtual Training, October 26-30, 2020
The Inclusive Growth virtual course deepened my understanding of inclusive growth, expanding my knowledge in using the appropriate analytical tools to examine measures and policies that might have an impact on issues that are central, especially in times of high uncertainty, as inequality and job prospects. Through discussions of country experiences, the course offered responses related to the difficulties in implementing policies that target inclusive growth, as well as the strategies to be followed.
Ms. Iris Metani,
Economist, Monetary Policy Department, Bank of Albania,
Virtual Course on Inclusive Growth, August 31 – September 04, 2020.
“I will use what I learned from the real-life case studies in building models and communicating their results in my daily work.”
Mr. Fatih Akcelik, Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
IMF Course on Monetary Policy. January-February 2018
“The course is workshop-intensive, it keeps you thinking about the topic in a problem-solving way. I already have some ideas about how to try things mentioned in the lectures at home.”
Ms. Marina Petrov, National Bank of Serbia
IMF Course on Financial Sector Surveillance
The JVI virtual training on Structural Reforms exceeded all my expectations. The hands-on sessions were also extremely helpful, in terms of both scope and style of presentation. I am very glad that I used this unique opportunity to replenish my knowledge in step with the spirit of the times. Thank you for your huge contribution to the accumulation of knowledge.”
Greta Adamyan, Ministry of Finance of Armenia, Virtual Course on Structural Reforms, August 24 – September 04, 2020
“My first impression is that this course not only covers almost every fundamental thing for a beginner but that even an experienced user could find many useful tips.”
Ms. Iuliia Shapova, The Institute for Economics and Forecasting of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
“In the one week since the course started, I already have some new ideas for the analytical comments on the financial account and international investment position that we publish each quarter.”
Ms. Marina Soloviova, National Bank of Moldova
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
“The course on Monetary Policy gave me a greater understanding of the complex linkages between monetary policy, exchange rate regimes, and other macroeconomic factors.”
Mr. Martin Pintaric, National Bank of Croatia
IMF Course on Monetary Policy. January-February 2018
“I liked meeting international peers at the EBRD training and being able to share ideas and practical experience with them. Well-structured content and experienced lecturers helped participants to interact and take away a good experience, especially noting the awareness of the evolving role of a chief financial officer as well as the leadership impact within an organization.”
Mr. Krunoslav Šimatović, Croatia
EBRD Management Training for Chief Financial Officers
The Virtual Course on Inclusive Growth is a very comprehensive and useful training that provides its participants with both theoretical and practical knowledge on fairly distributed economic growth. It covers a wide array of topics from different kinds of measurement of poverty and inequality to various macroeconomic policies that can affect growth. I highly appreciated a great ambiance during the whole course that encouraged an active participation, and the extensive knowledge and hands-on experience of lecturers.
Ms. Iwona Janczyk
Narodowy Bank Polski/National Bank of Poland
Virtual Course on Inclusive Growth, August 31- September , 2020.
“All the knowledge gained in this course will be useful at work, especially to analyze the sustainability of the external balance.”
Ms. Assel Kadyrbayeva, National Bank of Republic of Kazakhstan
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
“The knowledge and skills I am acquiring will help me to better understand and interpret economic developments and policies, which is essential to my work at the National Bank.”
Marko Olenkovic, National Bank of Croatia
IMF Course on Financial Programming and Policies
The monetary policy course, presented virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic, was delivered at the same quality as the pre-pandemic period courses. We have actively participated in lectures and workshops throughout the course. The course has helped me to improve my understanding of monetary policy frameworks and transfer mechanisms under various monetary regimes, and the role of monetary policy in providing macroeconomic stability.
Mr. Mehmet Ali KOSE, Ministry of Treasury and Finance of Turkey
Virtual Course on Monetary Policy, June 22 – July 03, 2020
“Vulnerability Diagnostics is an especially important course for emerging markets, which are highly vulnerable to the different kinds of shocks.”
Ms. Nino Mikeladze, Ministry of Finance of Georgia
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
The virtual Crisis Course has significantly expanded my understanding of the causes and consequences of economic crises, while also offering a comprehensive perspective on the various policy approaches aimed at dealing with crisis-related challenges. I am more than convinced that the knowledge I gained in the two weeks of this course will greatly benefit my performance on professional assignments.
Mr. Jacek BIALEK, Ministry of Finance, Funds and Regional Policy, Poland
Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges
November 9-20, 2020
The course has allowed me to look at the currently pressing crisis phenomena from fiscal as well as monetary policy perspectives. The course has also offered deeper dive-ins into the economic crises of the past, not forgetting to outline key trends that will shape the future.
Mr. Vytenis ČIPINYS, Bank of Lithuania
Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges
November 9-20, 2020
I was very glad to participate in the virtual course on “NPL Management and Resolution” at the JVI. It was very useful for my current work and future career. I learned about many different NPL resolution approaches and different country experiences. The lecturers were very knowledgeable and the course material very helpful. I recommend this course to all my colleagues.
Mr. Emrah ÖZDOĞAN
Bank Auditor at Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency, Istanbul-TURKEY
“Although online learning has become more and more popular, I am a big fan of traditional ways of learning. Through face-to-face learning you can hear the opinions of others, have a discussion, form a new opinion, or even change your point of view.”
Maja Aksentijevic, National Bank of Serbia
IMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)
“Online learning is a great opportunity to reach people who don’t have any opportunity to attend face-to-face training courses.”
Mr. Davit Kirakosyan , Central Bank of Armenia
The course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017
Attending the virtual course on Selected Issues in Financial Sector Surveillance was a great opportunity to improve my knowledge regarding the assessment of the main risks that the financial institutions face, including the macrofinancial linkages. I highly recommend the course, as it optimally combines both practical and theoretical aspects, while the lecturers ask stimulating questions and encourage an active participation. Looking forward to attend new courses organized by the JVI.
Anaida Iosif, National Bank of Romania
Financial Sector Surveillance – Virtual Training, October 26-30, 2020
“Experience sharing and learning from other countries’ examples is very important and helpful in improving the quality of our statistics. With face-to-face learning, the JVI becomes not only an intermediary in this exchange of experience between peers, but at the same time brings with the IMF presenters to this hands-on experience also a strong theoretical and methodological component.”
Ms. Veronica Chicu, National Bank of Moldova
IMF/STA course on Compilation of Balance of Payments Statistics. January 28 – February 8, 2019
I am very glad that I had the opportunity to take part at the virtual course on Monetary Policy, as it was very interesting, informative and well organized. I believe that it was very useful for my current and future professional ambitions. Although it was organized in a virtual way, the course was exciting to follow and it had the right balance between the theoretical and practical parts. In addition, the lecturers were great, put a lot of effort to help us expand our knowledge, and triggered some very nice discussions and active participation by the participants, which is very important in order to understand the course material.
Mr. Marko Josimovski, National Bank of North Macedonia
Virtual Course on Monetary Policy, June 22 – July 03, 2020
“It was a great experience and again it proved what a tremendous effort JVI invests in educating public officials and strengthening the capacity of institutions throughout the JVI target region.”
Mr. Adrian Music, Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovin
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
The Virtual Course on Monetary policy gave me a unique opportunity to expand my knowledge of monetary policy and its role in macroeconomic stabilization, better understanding how the economy responds to shocks and policy decisions under different monetary policy regimes. The knowledge and practical experience gained during this course will be useful at my work. I appreciate very much the support of our great lecturers - Mr.Tibor Hlédik and Mr. Alexei Miksjuk, as this was the first virtual course that I attended.
Ms. Viktoriia Plachynda, National Bank of Ukraine,
Virtual Course on Monetary Policy, June 22 – July 03, 2020
“Topics such as financial system development and design, identifying measures to increase financial system efficiency, and elaborating the corresponding policy measures are of great interest to me.”
Andrei Pleshkun, National Bank of the Republic of Belarus
IMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)
“This course had an advanced approach to assessing vulnerabilities that connected it very well with my day-to-day work.”
Mr. Lulian Panait, Financial Supervisory Authority of Romania
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
The JVI Virtual Course on Monetary and Financial Statistics Collected and Compiled by the ESCB, provided a very good overview of most activities going on at the statistical business unit of a central bank. Presentations were very informative and absolutely up-to-date. Every topic touched briefly on the relevant legal set-up, but mostly addressed the practical applications and solutions, and best practices deployed at the Austrian National Bank.
Bistra Stoykova
Bulgarian National Bank
Virtual Course on Monetary and Financial Statistics Collected and Compiled by the ESCB
November 23 – December 1, 2020
“The course gives us analytical tools and techniques to improve our decision-making on macroeconomic and macroprudential policies.”
Ms. Margarit Mamikonyan, Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
“The JVI training has had an impact on the quality of the analyses I have been performing, and has contributed to my gradual career progress from an entry-level economist position.”
Ms. Irina Cebotari, National Bank of Moldova
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
This course draws upon many different active learning activities, including quizzes, polls, discussion forum, and others. Online lectures and workshops covered theoretical and practical issues on compilation of the sectoral accumulation accounts and the balance sheets, examined potential data sources for their compilation. I am definitely going to apply the knowledge acquired in the course to cope with the job tasks.
Ms. Hanna Yatsenko, Economist, National Bank of Ukraine, Virtual Course on Balance Sheets and Accumulation Accounts - September 28 - Ocvober 9, 2020
“The course tackles issues like gender equity, gender- responsive policies, green growth, and environmental policies, which are topics for all countries these days.”
Ms. Ana Jovanovska, Cabinet of Deputy Prime Minister in Charge of Economic Affairs Macedonia, FYR of
The course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017
“I appreciated variety of lecturers giving an international overview on topics relevant for my daily work, as well as networking and sharing of experience. Especially useful for me was a presentation about the Austrian National Bank and ECB top-down solvency stress testing tool, as well as more technical on contagion models.”
Mr. Radek Schejbal, Czech National Bank
OeNB course on Financial Stability and Supervisory Stress Testing. January 14-17, 2019
“Through the presentations I was able to learn a great deal about the monetary policy frameworks of other countries.”
Mr. Zsolt Szőrfi, National Bank of Hungary
IMF Course on Monetary Polic. January-February 2018
“In my opinion, face-to-face training is most effective since it allows immediate interaction with the lecturer.”
Mr. Iurii Drachuk, Ministry of Finance, Ukraine
The course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017
“This course gives very necessary and important practical and theoretical economic knowledge within a short period.”
Mr. Bakhtiyor Taylakov, Central Bank of Uzbekistan
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
“The learning progressed from lectures introducing the underlying concepts to hands-on workshops. These helped me to better understand monetary policy.”
Mr. Babken Pashinyan, Ministry of Finance, Armenia
IMF Course on Monetary Policy. January-February 2018
“Within the ministry I will hold seminars to share what I have learnt, and I will arrange seminars in other areas of Kazakhstan.”
Mr. Abdullakh Abishev, Ministry of Investment and Development, Kazakhstan
The course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017
“The EBRD course gave me a better understanding of the current and potential risks, such as price variations, currency and interest rate, and how to mitigate them. Also, it enabled me to reconsider my leadership and communication styles in order to engage more with my working colleagues on common issues.”
Ms. Elena Laura Ciubotaru, Romania
EBRD Management Training for Chief Financial Officers
“We learned at the Residential Property Price Indices course about several methods of calculating indices, how to compare them, and most useful – how to interpret the results. The theory was well-reasoned and supported by practical examples from real situations, which will definitively help me in my future work.”
Ms. Vesna Plaznik, Statistical Office of Slovenia
IMF course on Residential Property Price Indices
“The course examined the issues that central banks face recently, macro-prudential stress tests, experience gained during the crisis and stress tests within the EU. It presented various econometric models used in the implementation of stress tests which is important for improving existing knowledge in this field. Lecturers were knowledgeable and dealt with issues related to creation, analysis and legal framework for maintaining the solvency stress tests.”
Ms. Jelena Sarovic, National Bank of Serbia
OeNB course on Financial Stability and Supervisory Stress Testing for Banking Systems. January 14-17, 2019
“I am confident that this course will ensure better insight into how to formulate and apply policies in different monetary regimes, as well as about global trends and country case studies.”
Mr. Ievgenii Skok, National Bank of Ukraine
IMF Course on Monetary Policy. January-February 2018
“Participating in this course made me realize how important it is to look more closely at the interaction between monetary and fiscal policy.”
Mr. Daniel Valcu, Ministry of Public Finance, Romania
IMF Course on Monetary Policy. January-February 2018
“I have been to several JVI courses and they have contributed significantly to my professional progress. The courses helped me gain an in-depth understanding of the complex relations between different sectors of the economy.”
Mr. Mislav Brkić, National Bank of Croatia
IMF Course on Financial Sector Surveillance
“Since the global financial crisis, it has become apparent that no countries, even the most advanced, are immune to economic crises.”
Ms. Aygun Garayeva, Central Bank of Azerbaijan
IMF Course on Vulnerability Diagnostics (VDC). December 4-15, 2017
“I learned a lot that I can pass on to my colleagues, and I will include good policies and practices as recommendations in our projects.”
Ms. Snezana Filipovic, Institute of Economic Sciences, Republic of Serbia
The course of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund on Tools and Policies for Inclusive Growth. November 6-17, 2017
“This course has given me a lot of knowledge on financial system stability issues, which is very important for both my job and my professional growth. JVI also gives us the opportunity to network with colleagues from different countries.”
Tamara Habetyan, Central Bank of Armenia
IMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)
“JVI courses give me a great opportunity to expand my knowledge, analytical thinking, and skills. I had an excellent chance to meet colleagues from other countries and share experiences and best practices.”
Ms. Lia Dzebisauri, National Statistics Office, Georgia
IMF Course on Compilation of Balance of Payments Statistics. February, 2018
“The course on Residential Property Price Indices (RPPIs) provided practical guidance on methods for compiling RPPIs based available data and country-specific characteristics. Learning and networking encourages participants to exchange experiences, which can give valuable insights into what can eventually be implemented.”
Ms. Tatiana Scoarta, National Bank of Moldova
IMF course on Residential Property Price Indices. IMF Course on Financial Sector Surveillance
“The course has helped me to gain a deeper understanding of the four main macroeconomic sectors and how they are interlinked.”
Mariam Khariashvili, National Bank of Georgia
IMF Course on Financial Programming and Policies
“Back home I will definitely use the workshop materials as a source of inspiration to build tools for monitoring systemic risk.”
Jasmina Mrkonja, IMF Resident Representative Office for Bosnia and Herzegovina
IMF Course on Financial Sector Policies (FSP)
JVI virtual training on "Public Financial Management and Administrative Reforms" was very interesting and helpful. It provided me an opportunity to get acquainted with the PFAR measures in Austria. I really enjoyed all the topics and obtained a lot of practical knowledge. I appreciate all the effort put into the programme and would like to express my sincere gratitude to all organizers of JVI course and the lecturers for the great experience.
Tatevik Manushakyan, Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Armenia
The virtual online PFAR course, November 23-27, 2020
During the period of coronavirus pandemic, when face-to-face training is limited, online training about "Public Governance and Structural Reforms" organized by JVI was an excellent opportunity to get theoretical and practical knowledge about structural reforms in the public sector.
The course covered almost all critical issues of public governance, including privatization, competitiveness, regulatory impact assessment, macroeconomic policy, digitalization and social security. It offered participants a unique opportunity to learn about all the policy instruments necessary to make an effective and transparent decision in the public sector, particularly during the emergency like this pandemic.
Knowledge gained in this course will be useful at my work, especially to analyze the regulatory framework and structural reforms and assess their impact on business and society.
Sergo Sanikidze
The Office of the Business Ombudsman
Georgia
Attending the virtual course on Macroeconomic Management in Resource Rich Countries was a unique opportunity to expand my knowledge of macro-fiscal policy and its role in macroeconomic stabilization, better understanding of how the economy responds to commodity price shocks. In addition, the lectures and hands-on workshops were great, because they covered both theoretical and practical aspects of macroeconomic policy issues. I am very grateful to all JVI team for organization of this virtual course!
Elmir Eyvaz-Zada, Advisor, Ministry of Finance of Azerbaijan, virtual course on Macroeconomic Management in Resource Rich Countries, November 30 - December 11, 2020
“Many examples given during the course made some aspects clearer and allowed me to look at some issues from a different perspective.”
Ms. Anna Nowak, National Bank of Poland
IMF Course on Compilation of Balance of Payments Statistics. February, 2018
Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges presents a holistic approach to understanding of crises and their implications. Since the global financial crisis, it has become apparent that no countries, even the most advanced, are immune to crises. The course is well structured and covers various aspects of crises along with financial stability and crisis management challenges. From a general understanding of crisis history and involvement of fiscal and monetary authorities, we gradually fill in the details of political, humanitarian and social policies, even global climate change aspects of the crises. I really appreciate the way the course was organized – it included highly interactive panel discussions, lectures and participant presentations.
Ms. Karine HAMBARYAN, Central Bank of Armenia
Austrian Authorities Virtual Crisis Course: Past and Current Crises and Future Challenges
November 9-20, 2020
Structural reforms course taught us how to identify reform gaps, find most vulnerable sectors and argument our reform decisions. Without any doubt, I can say that this knowledge will helo me in solving economic issues in Ukraine. I would like to thank all JVI team profoundly for organization of this online course.
Mr. Oleg Pavlovskyi, National Bank of Ukraine, Virtual Course on Structural Reforms, August 24 - September 4, 2020
“I have attended courses at the JVI on subjects that complement each other. Thanks to them, I have expanded my knowledge of macroeconomic analysis, modeling and forecasting.”
Ms. Inna Spivak, National Bank of Ukraine
IMF course on Managing Capital Flows: Macroeconomic Analysis and Policies (MCF). November 6-17, 2017
Edlira Drishti
This online seminar gave a “roadmap” to identify resolution options for NPLs. I learned a lot about debt resolution systems and their implementation which will help me a lot during bank examinations. Another interesting topic was how to design effective Asset Management Companies. The seminar also gave me a great opportunity to exchange and share experiences with other colleagues on how to manage and mitigate the economic effects of COVID -19.
Ms. Edlira Drishti – Bank of Albania,
Course on Non-performing Loans (Management and Resolution)
Online course 13-17 July 2020
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 global health emergency, the JVI has now suspended its face-to-face training operations until the end of 2020. Many of the former course offerings are now being delivered as virtual training events, for which we would encourage you to apply. In addition, the JVI is offering a series of webinars.
For the most up-to-date information please click on this link for our 2021 course schedule.
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