By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Sõerd

The focus is entirely on the national and international level, concentrating on bringing Estonian financial regulation (securities market, credit institutions) into compliance with international standards. Regional or local issues are absent; the discussion revolves around the competencies of the Financial Supervisory Authority and the Ministry of Finance.

The focus is on the national financial institution (the Bank of Estonia) and international comparisons, drawing attention to the gold reserves held by the Polish central bank and the Eurosystem. The purchasing patterns of global central banks are highlighted as an example that Estonia should follow.