The National Bank of Serbia reiterated in a public statement that all banks remain subject to continuous supervision, regardless of ownership, while confidential supervisory information can be disclosed only within legal limits. It also warned that unverified, sensationalist claims can fuel uncertainty. Banks must continuously meet requirements covering capital, liquidity, risk management and the quality of their operations. Supervision combines analysis of banks’ reports and other available data with risk assessments and inspections. Measures taken in response to identified irregularities depend on their nature and significance. Legal restrictions cover information about specific supervisory procedures and individual findings, but do not mean that supervision is not taking place.
National Bank of Serbia reiterates continuous bank supervision and limits on disclosure of supervisory findings
The National Bank of Serbia restated that it continuously supervises all banks and that legal restrictions limit disclosure of individual supervisory findings. Oversight covers capital, liquidity and risk management through analysis and inspections, with measures determined by any irregularities identified. It also cautioned against unverified claims that fuel uncertainty.