The BCRA will host the First Supervisory Conference, which will feature leading figures from the financial and academic fields. It will be held on November 13 and 14, 2025, at the Auditorium of Banco de la Nación Argentina, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
The Governor of the BCRA, Santiago Bausili, will deliver the closing speech. In turn, Juan Curutchet (Superintendent of Financial and Foreign Exchange Institutions), Silvina Rivarola, Nicolás Ferro, Sebastián Sánchez Sarmiento and Pedro Inchauspe (all Members of the Board) will lead different panels, together with other officials from the BCRA.
Experts from the local and international financial system will also participate in the Conference, including Daniel Tillard (President of Banco de la Nación Argentina), Diego Rivas (CEO of Banco Galicia), Jorge Mogrovejo González (Superintendence of Banking, Insurance and Private Pension Fund Administrators of Peru), Jermy Prenio (Bank for International Settlements), Giuseppe Siani (Bank of Italy), and Marco Antonio Guimarães Verrone (Central Bank of Brazil).
Francisco Calcagno (Director of Economic Crime Research, Argentine Ministry of Security), Franco Pilnik (Office of the Public Prosecutor of the Province of Córdoba), and Julio Conte-Grand (Attorney General before the Supreme Court of Justice for the Province of Buenos Aires) will also give presentations.
The list of speakers also includes Alejandro Melhem (Vice President of Mercado Libre), Agustín Danza (CEO of Revolut Bank Argentina), Pablo Quirno (Country Manager of Ualá Argentina), Juan Pedro Cantera Sención (Central Bank of Uruguay), Angelo Duarte (Central Bank of Brazil), Claudia Sotelo Videla (Financial Market Commission, Chile), Roy Gava (University of St.Gallen, Switzerland), Sandra Lucia de Assis Castro (Central Bank of Brazil), Rui Pinto (Member of the Board, Bank of Portugal), Mario López (President of the Argentine Chamber of Fintechs), Juan Parma (General Manager of Banco Macro), and Matheus Rauber (Central Bank of Brazil).
Under the slogan “Challenges of a Transforming Financial System,” the Conference will provide a space for technical analysis and debate on the main issues that financial supervision faces. The Conference will address different topics, such as the use of technological tools applied to supervision (SUPTECH), digital fraud, and the Open Finance model.
The Conference program will also include panels on credit regeneration, development of the Fintech sector in the face of new regulatory requirements, and the presentation of a new disciplinary regime promoted by the BCRA. Moreover, speakers will present international experiences on regulatory compliance, voluntary regularization agreements, and the treatment of credit data as personal assets.
The Conference is aimed at specialists in the financial sector and invited authorities as well. It is not open to the public. The videos and presentations will be available on the BCRA’s website for public consultation.
