The Bank of Mongolia successfully hosted the SEACEN Course on Assessing Liquidity Risk of a Bank in Ulaanbaatar. The SEACEN Course on Assessing Liquidity Risk of a bank was designed to specifically build capacity of bank supervisors in the application of the liquidity ratios according to international sound practices and methodologies and strengthen the understanding of liquidity risk management measures taking into account changing financial market landscape.

Some 34 participants representing 15 institutions of 13 countries have been nominated to participate and 6 speakers specialized in Liquidity Risk Assessment representing Australia, United States, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan and Mongolian Regulatory Authorities and Commercial banks shared their insights into the mentioned topic. SEACEN is the South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and Training Centre was, which was first established as a legal entity in 1982 with eight member central banks/monetary authorities, which has since grown to nineteen members in 2013.