Big Challenges, Real Solutions. The Small Countries Financial Management Programme. Course details and Application Form

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1 2013 PR0GRAMME Big Challenges, Real Solutions The Small Countries Financial Programme Sunday 14th - Friday 26th July 2013 Course details and Application Form Whilst I have learned a lot of technical economic and financial concepts at a number of other courses, the SCFMC programme is different as it was the first time I have attended a course which also incorporates an extensive coverage of leadership and skills in the context of international financial standards. Pacific Island Participant THE WORLD BANK SMALL STATES NETWORK FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMONWEALTH SECRETARIAT ST CATHERINE S COLLEGE, OXFORD

2 Getting people to buy into change is very much part of my job. The programme certain Sunday 14 July Monday 15 July Tuesday 16 July Wednesday 17 July Thursday 18 July Friday 19 July Welcome from Isle of Man Government Growth Commission Report - Lessons and Conclusions for Small States Mark Henstridge Participants present their challenges Frameworks for Delivering Change in the Public Sector Dr Keith Ruddle New Approaches to Risk Assessment, and Regulation Prof Malcolm Sparrow The Practicalities of Risk-based Regulation Prof Malcolm Sparrow Frameworks for Delivering Change in the Public Sector New Approaches to Risk Assessment, and Regulation: The Practicalities of Risk-based Regulation The Isle of Man s Economic Journey Sir Miles Walker, former Chief Minister; John Cashen, former Chief Financial Officer; John Corlett QC, former HM Attorney General; Mark Shimmin, Former Chief Financial Officer; John Webster, Former Government Chief Economist (Moderator: Tim Cullen, SCFMC and FSC Board Member). Option for Tax Information Exchange Agreements and other Tax Issues Dr Malcolm Couch Option for Non Cash & Debt Greg Ambrosio & Dr Rory McLeod Flight from London (Gatwick) to the Isle of Man Transfer to Palace Hotel Participant challenges Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Syndicate Groups: Reframing the Challenge New Approaches to Risk Assessment, and Regulation: Anti-Money Laundering & Prosecuting Financial Crime Stephen Baker How past Update on Anti-Money participants International Laundering & implemented Regulatory Prosecuting their challenges Reform Financial Crime (video reports) Paul Wright Framing Regulatory Legislation, International Cooperation, and Responding to New Standards John Aspden and Richard Pratt Framing Regulatory Legislation, International Cooperation, and Responding to New Standards Cash & Debt Cash & Debt Welcome drink followed by informal buffet dinner (18.30 bus to Government House) Role-play simulation of AML licenceholder visit John Aspden and Richard Pratt (18.30 bus to Sound Cafe) Welcome remarks Tim Cullen and Alison McQuater Free study time and own dinner Free study time and own dinner 19:00 Reception at Government House Reception and Dinner with the Isle of Man Business, Legislative & Government Community (including Manx entertainment) at the Villa Marina Dinner - The Sound Cafe. Speaker Paul Wright, Applying principles of sound governance in small countries

3 ly helped with my and bargaining skills. Caribbean Island Participant Saturday 20 July Sunday 21 July Monday 22 July Tuesday 23 July Wednesday 24 July Thursday 25 July Friday 26 July Option for Licensing Criteria for Fit and Proper, Transparency, Disclosure etc. John Aspden & Richard Pratt Option for Non The Challenges of Public Service Delivery Prof Christopher Hood & Scott Douglas bus departs Palace Hotel for airport flight to Birmingham 9:30 Transfer to Oxford (St Catherines College) Debrief and finalisation of challenges and action plans Dr Keith Ruddle Introductory framework for Tim Cullen (teaches all sessions unless otherwise stated) Decision-making in Understanding more complex strategies The Cenbank Negotiation; a multi-party complex simulation role-play Data & Project Delivery Callenges in Public Services Chris Gledhill & Robin Youll Challenges and action plans debrief Persuasion and Influence in Negotiation Multi-party creating value simulation excercise Conclusion of Cenbank Negotiation and final wrap-up session Tim Cullen & Alison McQuater Lunch available Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch at Palace Hotel Lunch Lunch Lunch Tour of Isle of Man Syndicate Group preparation for Keith Ruddle session Inspirational Leadership Phyllida Hancock OMA Associate Inspirational Leadership Two-person simulation role-play Negotiation in a Changing Environment Cross-cultural (recognising the influence of cultural differences and how to address them) Michael Gates Cross Cultural Walking tour of Oxford in Oxford Trust and Ethics in Negotiation Own dinner and own dinner 19:30 Dinner at St Catherine s College Future Prospects for offshore financial centres Prof Avinash Persaud Dinner at Wadham College Free evening in Oxford, own dinner 19:30 Dinner in Senior Common Room at St Catherine s College 19:00 Final dinner with guest speaker and presentation of certificates at Exeter College

4 Application Form Applicants are strongly recommended to apply online PROFESSIONAL DETAILS Name: Title: Preferred First Name: Job Title: Address: Telephone Number: Mobile Phone Number: Address: Fax Number: COUNTRY Country Name: Population: Please describe briefly the main characteristics of your country's economy: RESPONSIBILITIES Please describe your own responsibilities within your government, including the title of the official to whom you directly report, and also indicate how many people report to you:

5 QUALIFICATIONS Please supply details of any professional/academic qualifications and other relevant training and development: CHALLENGES Please briefly describe the challenge/problem you would like to work on during the programme: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Please supply any other information you would like to provide in support of your application: ICONFIRM THAT I AM PROFICIENT IN BOTH SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH ICONFIRM THAT I WILL BE ABLE TO ATTEND FOR THE FULL DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME FROM 14 JULY - 26 JULY 2013 (PleaseTick) (PleaseTick) SIGNED: DATE: Completed applications should be returned as soon as possible but no later than Wednesday 3rd April 2013, by fax or to: Elaine Morretta, Programme Administrator, Small Countries Financial Centre, Douglas, Isle of Man IM2 1QB T: +44 (0) F: +44 (0) E: elaine.morretta@scfmc.im or tim.cullen@scfmc.im

6 The Small Countries Financial Programme Sunday 14th - Friday 26th July 2013 FACULTY LIST Tim Cullen, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Alison McQuater, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Dr. Keith Ruddle, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Professor Christopher Hood, All Souls College, University of Oxford Professor Malcolm Sparrow, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Professor Avinash Persaud, Gresham College and London Business School Dr. Mark Henstridge, Chief Economist, Oxford Policy Paul Wright, (formerly) FSA & Institute of International Finance Gregory Ambrosio, Gregory J. Ambrosio Consulting John Aspden, Chief Executive, Financial Supervision Commission, Isle of Man Stephen Baker, Baker & Partners, Jersey Malcolm Couch, Assessor of Income Tax, Isle of Man (Chief Financial Officer from 1 April) Dr. Scott Douglas, The Boston Consulting Group Michael Gates, Richard Lewis Communications Dr Rory Mcleod, Objective Analysis Richard Pratt, Richard Pratt & Partners, London Phyllida Hancock, Olivier Mythodrama Robin Youll, Office for National Statistics (UK) & University of Southampton Chris Gledhill, PDMS Ltd. Panel members for discussion of the Isle of Man s Economic Journey Sir Miles Walker, former Chief Minister John Corlett QC, former HM Attorney General Mark Shimmin, former Chief Financial Officer, The Treasury John Cashen, former Chief Financial Officer & former Deputy Chairman, Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) John Webster, former Government Chief Economist (Moderator: Tim Cullen, SCFMC and FSC Commissioner) You come up with your challenges, you talk through your challenges and you develop the tools to solve some of these problems, so you can now say I think I have the necessary skills. I use the knowledge and skills frequently, on a day-to-day basis. African Participant I thought the lecture on leadership was fascinating. It really helped me shine a mirror on myself and the feedback from my team has certainly shown my leadership skills have improved. Attending the programme gave me management skills that I had not had previously. Caribbean Island Participant I came out of the programme with confidence and new mind set in dealing with the s for compliance with international financial standards. Instead of trying to evade the issues we are now taking an active and forward approach in our consultations. Pacific Island Participant