Financial Markets: Increasing Complexity, Maintaining Resilience

July 3–5, 2023, St. Petersburg



Ladies and gentlemen!

Let me express my gratitude to you for participating in the XXVIII International Financial Congress, which took place on July 3–5, 2023 in St. Petersburg . The Congress was organized by the Bank of Russia.


MAIN TOPIC OF THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CONGRESS:

FINANCIAL MARKETS: INCREASING COMPLEXITY,
MAINTAINING SUSTAINABILITY

The Congress events were attended by representatives of the Bank of Russia and foreign regulators, international financial organizations, major banks and professional associations of financial market participants, as well as recognized international and Russian experts - in total more than 1,200 participants and media representatives from Russia and 37 countries.

You can find out more about the results of the International Financial Congress by clicking on the links below:

You can watch videos of all sessions of IFC-2023 on the official website of the Congress .

We hope to see you again in St. Petersburg at the International Financial Congress in 2024.



Results of the XXVIII International Financial Congress
Business program 1,200 participants


In 2023, the International Financial Congress was attended by about 1,200 participants from 37 countries: Austria, Azerbaijan, Argentina, Armenia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, Great Britain, Hungary, Virgin Islands, Germany, Greece, Denmark, Egypt, Spain, Italy, Kazakhstan, Cyprus, China, Moldova, the Netherlands, the Island of Jersey, Portugal, the Republic of Belarus, Serbia, USA, Thailand, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Uruguay, Finland, France, Croatia, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Japan, including 254 heads of companies from Russian and foreign business.

Among the participants of the Congress are representatives:

  • 90 credit institutions from 25 cities. Among them are leading Russian banks: Sberbank of Russia, VTB Bank, Gazprombank, Rosselkhozbank, Bank FC Otkritie, Alfa-Bank, UniCredit Bank, Rosbank, Bank St. Petersburg, Citibank and others;

  • central (national) banks from 15 countries: Austria, Armenia, Belarus, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Russia, Thailand, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Finland, France, Croatia, Czech Republic;

  • 39 insurance companies; 19 non-state pension funds; 21 investment companies; 22 professional securities market participants; 25 management companies; 12 microfinance organizations, pawnshops, credit consumer cooperatives; 11 self-regulatory organizations; 2 organizers of trade/exchanges.

  • 22 associations/associations/unions uniting credit institutions and other participants in the financial market of Russia, CIS countries and non-CIS countries;
    11 auditing and consulting companies; 17 IT companies; 4 payment systems;
    6 rating agencies; representatives of science from 20 universities and universities; representatives of telecommunications companies, funds, non-bank credit organizations, manufacturing and legal companies;

  • World Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, European Central Bank, Bank for International Settlements, Eurasian Development Bank, International Monetary Fund, Financial Market Supervisory Authority of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Eurasian Economic Union, Interstate Bank, International Bank for Economic Cooperation, Bretton Renewal Committee -Woods;

  • legislative and executive authorities at different levels: the Federation Council of the Russian Federation, the State Duma of the Russian Federation, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Economic Development, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, the Federal Antimonopoly Service, Federal Service for Financial Monitoring, State Corporation "Deposit Insurance Agency".


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