The Central Bank hosted a roundtable discussion with banking sector representatives on the current state of financial stability in the national banking system, as well as the forthcoming amendments to prudential requirements on banks’ capital adequacy and liquidity.
To begin, representatives of the Central Bank presented an overview of the planned revisions to the regulatory standards governing capital adequacy and liquidity. The discussion continued in an interactive format, during which experts from the Central Bank and commercial banks exchanged views on the substance and implications of the proposed amendments.
In the second part of the event, the Central Bank delivered a presentation on the results of macro stress tests assessing the solvency and liquidity of the banking system, conducted to evaluate the sector’s financial condition and resilience to shocks.
During the presentation, particular attention was given to systemic risks that could potentially affect financial stability. Based on the findings, the Central Bank provided guidance to commercial banks on strengthening their analytical processes and implementing necessary measures to mitigate and prevent identified risks.
