Central Bank of Tunisia Presents 14th Annual Report on Banking Supervision
The Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) presented the 14th edition of its annual report on banking supervision for the 2024 fiscal year on November 6, 2025. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the regulation and supervision of the banking sector, while outlining the institution's future orientations in terms of regulation and financial stability.
Key Findings
According to the BCT, the Tunisian banking sector has maintained its resilience despite a challenging national and international economic environment. Banks have continued to support the economy, finance public enterprises, and mobilize savings, while strengthening their solvency and liquidity ratios. These advancements are attributed to the Central Bank's proactive prudential measures, including dividend distribution, latent risk provisioning, and internal governance.
Commitment to Financial Stability
The Central Bank emphasizes its commitment to reinforcing the stability of the financial system. It plans to continue implementing preventive policies and completing the alignment of the Tunisian regulatory framework with international standards.
Integration of Environmental and Social Dimensions
In parallel, the BCT aims to integrate environmental and social dimensions into risk governance and financing policies. This approach aligns with the global trend towards more sustainable and responsible finance.
Fight Against Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
Finally, the BCT reaffirmed its commitment to combating money laundering and terrorism financing by consolidating compliance and transparency mechanisms within the banking system. This commitment aims to preserve the trust of national and international partners and strengthen the credibility of the Tunisian financial sector.
