CFTE and the Asian Development Bank have launched a structured initiative to build digital finance policy capability across Asia and the Pacific, targeting regulators and government officials.
The Digital Finance Policy Accelerator is a partnership between CFTE and the Asian Development Bank designed to address a specific and growing gap: policymakers in emerging markets who are responsible for regulating AI-enabled financial services but lack the technical and institutional frameworks to do so effectively.
The programme combines diagnostic tools, structured learning modules, and peer exchange across government and regulatory teams in the Asia-Pacific region. It is designed to be delivered in-country and adapted to specific regulatory contexts, rather than applied as a generic curriculum.
The initiative reflects a broader shift in how international development institutions are thinking about capability building — moving from knowledge transfer to structured competency development with measurable outcomes.
Practical implication: For governments and regulators looking to build digital finance policy teams, structured capability programmes anchored to real regulatory challenges are more effective than standalone workshops or conference participation.
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