The Central Bank of Chile hosted a joint forum with Chile's Financial Market Commission (CMF) on “A century of banking regulation and future challenges for the financial market”, marking 100 years since Chile established its banking regulation and supervision framework. In opening remarks, Central Bank President Rosanna Costa highlighted the role of coordination between the banking supervisor and the central bank in strengthening the financial system, pointing to institutional robustness and public trust as key enablers. CMF President Solange Berstein underscored the importance of innovation and technical dialogue in advancing a stable, efficient and transparent financial market. A panel moderated by Rosario Celedón of the Autonomous Pension Protection Fund featured Rodrigo Valdés (International Monetary Fund), Kevin Cowan (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez) and José Manuel Mena (Association of Banks and Financial Institutions), who reviewed institutional milestones and discussed future challenges; the event was also broadcast via the Central Bank and CMF YouTube channels.
Central Bank of Chile 2025-11-28
Central Bank of Chile and Chile's Financial Market Commission convene centenary forum on banking regulation and future supervisory challenges
The Central Bank of Chile and the Financial Market Commission hosted a forum marking 100 years of banking regulation in Chile, focusing on future financial market challenges. Central Bank President Rosanna Costa emphasized coordination between the banking supervisor and the central bank, while CMF President Solange Berstein highlighted innovation and technical dialogue. A panel discussed institutional milestones and future challenges, with the event broadcast on YouTube.