Ecuador's Superintendence of Banks reported that Superintendent Roberto Romero attended the opening of an Asobanca Training workshop on implementing the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP), positioning the initiative as capacity-building that goes beyond formal compliance and supports financial system stability. In his remarks, Romero described ICAAP as a core pillar of modern supervision and a strategic tool for institutions to anticipate risks, assess forward-looking scenarios, and align capital, risk appetite and growth decisions. He added that successful implementation should strengthen institutional resilience and system-wide confidence without creating barriers to credit, and should be built through gradual, proportionate approaches and continuous coordination between supervisors and supervised entities.