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Quality Assurance & Recognition

The training materials have been produced by international institutions.  The training format will include interactive presentations, group exercises and case studies using data from financial cooperatives. Together these components will aim to make the training highly relevant and practical for the current challenges facing financial cooperative supervisors. Upon successful completion of all three training sessions each participant will receive an ICURN certificate of completion.

Registration and Location

The cost to attend the one-week training is based on market needs and inclusive of live training, electronic copies of materials and certification of completion. 


Content for the week (5 days)

  • Cybersecurity
  • Stress-Testing Across Tiers of Credit Unions
  • Loan Rescheduling and Collections
  • Risk-Weighted Capital
  • Enforcement Actions & Problem Resolution


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Who Should Attend

Financial cooperative supervisors that are familiar with the basics of supervision and are looking to improve the oversight of increasingly

complex financial cooperatives.


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The International Credit Union Regulators' Network (ICURN) is an independent and not-for-profit association of financial cooperative supervisors from around the world.  It provides supervisor training and is governed by a board of directors comprised of its member supervisors.  It's Secretariat office is based in the USA.

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ICURN has a credit union supervision training program that hundreds of supervisors have participated in.. This intensive classroom training is case-study and has been specifically developed for the needs of supervisors and will focus on issues such as cyber-security, stress-testing and problem resolution of credit unions.   At the end of the one-week session a written examination will be administered to help reinforce the training materials. 

Dave Grace is the Executive Director of ICURN, and consultant to the World Bank, Asian Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund. A former central banker, as well as a senior vice president in charge of policy/advocacy with the World Council of Credit Unions, Mr. Grace excels at helping governments, donors and financial institutions develop policy frameworks. He holds an M.A. in International Affairs and Finance from Washington University in St. Louis and graduated honors from St. Louis University with a B.S. in Economics and International Business. Mr. Grace has worked in over 80+ countries and has trained central bank supervisors in dozens of countries and has recently conducted a virtual training program for supervisors on behalf of the IMF.    

Training for Credit Union Supervisors