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  • Anca Dragu, Governor

    1st Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
    Telephone: +373 22 822 606.


  • Vladimir Munteanu, First Deputy Governor

    2nd Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
    Telephone: +373 22 822 606.


  • Tatiana Ivanicichina, Deputy Governor

    3rd Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
    Telephone: +373 22 822 607.


  • Constantin Șchendra, Deputy Governor

    4th Wednesday of the month: 14.00-16.00;
    Telephone: +373 22 822 607.

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The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) imposes a set of measures to prevent the COBID-19 spread and to ensure the further functionality of the financial and banking system of the country.

The National Bank of Moldova encourages the citizens to use cashless payment methods, such as internet applications and mobile payments, secure e-commerce payments and the cards for paying the goods and services in commercial points. These methods are more hygienic than the cash use and represent a good practice for preventing the spread of communicable diseases, including the COVID-19 virus.

At its meeting of 16.12.2021, the Executive Board of the NBM decided to repeal the temporary measures related to the requirements for the capital conservation buffer for banks, introduced in April 2020, and to return to the pre-pandemic requirements for the capital conservation buffer.

The year 2020 was an unprecedented year globally, marked by the pandemic crisis generated by COVID-19 with severe repercussions on social-economic life.

The decision refers to the legal entities whose financial situation is temporarily affected due to the state of emergency and the economic consequences generated by COVID-19.

During 2020, the financial system of the Republic of Moldova showed resilience, the economic and social conditions influenced by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic being characterized by uneven developments and materializations of risks in the segments of the economy of the Republic of Moldova.

The officials discussed mainly the progress made in the financial and banking sector of the Republic of Moldova, the maintaining of its resilience capacity to the severe challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the macro-financial aspects of our country's development in the context of European integration.

The National Committee on Financial Stability met on April 26, 2021, during the ordinary meeting, to examine the current situation in the banking sector, the insurance sector and the non-bank lending sector.

The twelfth edition of the "Give Sense to Money" podcast features Mark Horton, Deputy Director of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) European Department.

Following the decrease by about USD 144.15 million in March and April, the official reserve assets restored to the level of USD 3,118.53 million, according to data of 24 April 2020.

The meeting organized by the European Fund for Southeast Europe (EFSE) and the Green for Growth Fund (GGF) hosted over 70 participants from central banks, financial institutions and donor organizations from the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan. 

The ease in monetary decision continues the stimulative monetary policy measures adopted since the end of last year.

The Executive Board of the National Bank of Moldova decided unanimously to maintain unchanged the values of the main monetary policy instruments.

The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Octavian Armașu, had a meeting today with the Ambassador of France to the Republic of Moldova, Pascal Le Deunff.

The National Bank of Moldova comes with this urge for card holders in the context of intensification, in the last days, of the attempts at manipulation to disclose confidential information that allows unauthorized access to their payment cards.

The decision of the Executive Board of the National Bank of Moldova no. 287 of December 24, 2020 on maintaining the systemic risk buffer rate enters into force on January 1, 2021 and it is published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova.

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