Moldova’s central bank reports 11.5% growth in banking sector assets
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Everything is fine with the National Bank and the finances in Moldova

The total assets of Moldova’s banking sector reached 189,899.0 million lei at the end of 2025, an increase of 11.5% compared to the previous period. This trend reflects confidence in the stability of the financial system and the banks’ ability to support the growth of the national economy, according to the annual report of the National Bank of Moldova.
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Anka Dragu

Anka Dragu

The insurance sector continued its trend of consolidation, increasing its assets by 7.1% to 5,902.0 million lei, while assets in the nonbank credit sector grew by 16.2% to 22,247.5 million lei. The achievements of the supervised financial institutions and the financial system as a whole are a source of satisfaction for the regulator, which sees this as a reflection of its own success. The official statement by NBM Governor Anca Dragu on the occasion of the publication of the annual report is not without a personal touch:

“The past year of 2025 was significant in yet another aspect that I consider strategic for the future of our institution. Namely, in raising the profile of the National Bank of Moldova on the international stage. In recent years, the NBM has become an increasingly active and respected partner in dialogue with central banks, international financial institutions, institutional investors, and European authorities. “The NBM’s voice has become more prominent in the European and international financial community, and our institution’s expertise is increasingly recognized, valued, and in demand,” stated Anca Dragu.

The governor pledged to continue strengthening the authority of the institution entrusted to her and to act prudently and responsibly:

“We remain committed to our fundamental objective—ensuring and maintaining price stability—as well as to the broader goal of strengthening the stability of the financial system and supporting the country’s sustainable economic development,” said Dragu.


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