Registration open and networking breakfast

Welcome

• Meghan Kilty, Chief Public Affairs Officer, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario

Opening remarks

• Douglas E. Turnbull, Board Chair, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario
• Dexter John, CEO, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario

From volatility to design choices: What economic uncertainty means for financial regulation in 2026

Keynote speaker: To be announced in the coming weeks.

Canada’s financial services sector is facing ongoing economic uncertainty, reinforcing the importance of strong and effective supervision. This session explores how current economic pressures are converging and what we can expect in the future.

Networking session and break

Regulatory choices in a time of change

Panel:

• Dexter John, Chief Executive Officer, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA)
• Angie Radiskovic, Deputy Superintendent of Financial Institutions, OSFI
• Shereen Benzvy Miller, Commissioner, Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
• Moderator: To be announced in the coming weeks.

As economic, technological, and societal forces reshape financial services, regulators are focused on maintaining stability, resilience, and public confidence. This session, anchored by FSRA and joined by regulators from across Canada, explores how principles-based, risk-focused oversight and cross-jurisdictional collaboration support well-functioning markets, consumer protection, and responsible innovation.

The discussion will clarify supervisory priorities, and how governance, risk management, and innovation strategies can align with evolving regulatory approaches.

Lunch

Welcome back

AI, data governance, and cyber resilience: A regulatory perspective on the future of financial services

Keynote speakers: To be announced in the coming weeks.

As AI becomes increasingly embedded across financial services, regulators are focusing on how its use can affect consumer outcomes, governance, and risk management. This session will explore how regulation is being applied to emerging AI risks, including expectations for strong governance, responsible use, and effective oversight.

Networking session and break

Regulating for the future: Principles-based oversight and sector resilience

Panel:

• Andrew Fung, Executive Vice President, Pensions, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA)
• Antoinette Leung, Executive Vice President, Market Conduct, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA)
• Jordan Solway, Executive Vice President, Property & Casualty Insurance (A), Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA)
• Mehrdad Rastan, Executive Vice President, Credit Union and Insurance Prudential, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA)
• Moderator: To be announced.

As the financial services sector adapts to rapid economic, technological, and operational change, regulators and industry leaders are increasingly focused on strategic priorities that support stability, resilience, and strong consumer outcomes.

FSRA’s Executive Leadership Team will discuss the continued advancement of principles-based regulation (PBR) across FSRA-regulated sectors and how it is operationalized through FSRA’s risk-based supervisory framework. The panel will examine how risk-based supervision is evolving to strengthen operational resilience, with particular focus on preparedness for cyber threats, climate-related risks, and technology-driven disruptions.

Closing remarks

• Meghan Kilty, Chief Public Affairs Officer, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario

Networking reception