The balance sheet of a digital bank serves as a blueprint of its financial health, reflecting its assets, liabilities, and equity. Unlike traditional banks, digital banks often feature unique asset compositions, such as technology investments and subscription-based revenue models, alongside conventional elements like loans, deposits, and reserves.
This workshop will delve into the nuances of digital bank balance sheets, exploring how their structure impacts risk exposure, profitability, and growth potential. With insights into regulatory frameworks and case studies of business strategies, participants will gain actionable knowledge to align their institutions with industry best practices.
Key Highlights:
- How is the balance sheet of a digital bank different from a traditional bank?
- Balance sheet risks for digital banks and its impact on their profitability
- Case studies: Business models that work—and those that don’t
- Regulatory considerations for licensing digital banks
Agenda:
- 4:00 PM – 4:10 PM: Opening Remarks by Urs Bolt, Chairman, The Banking Academy
- 4:10 PM – 4:30 PM: Presentation by Brian Lo, Risk Management & Regulatory Strategy Expert
- 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM: Questions & Answers Session followed by Closing Remarks
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