We have reached the end of the 13th edition of the Regional Seminar on Financial Stability and it is my pleasure to provide some closing remarks.
After two days of interesting presentations and intense debates, I will try to summarize some of the ideas presented here.
In this year's edition of the Financial Stability Seminar, whose topics was "Inclusion and Financial Stability", we have discussed about:
o Financial inclusion and income inequality
o Correlation between macroprudential policy and financial inclusion
o Access to banking financing
o Climate-related risks
All these were discussed in the context of financial stability.
Some of the subjects, like macroprudential policy and its effects, were discussed in-depth these days, but also in the previous editions of the seminar. And that's how it should be. This policy represents a key element in ensuring financial stability.