At the 15th ZF Bankers Summit, National Bank of Moldova Governor Anca Dragu presented the Moldovan banking market as stable and continuing to advance through digitalisation and European integration. In her remarks, she pointed to a structural reform model for the banking system in Chisinau and said the central bank had responded to overlapping crises by prioritising innovation and rapid modernisation of financial infrastructure. Dragu highlighted the launch of the MIA instant payment system, efforts to secure recognition of the equivalence of Moldova's banking prudential framework with the European Union framework under European Banking Authority methodology, and work toward accession to the Single Euro Payments Area. She also said Moldova's 10 licensed banks report strong liquidity and capital adequacy indicators, while full transparency of shareholding has helped attract European investors.
National Bank of Moldova2026-06-03
National Bank of Moldova Governor outlines banking sector stability digitalisation and EU integration priorities at ZF Bankers Summit
At the 15th ZF Bankers Summit, National Bank of Moldova Governor Anca Dragu said the banking market remains stable and is advancing through digitalisation and European integration, supported by structural reforms and modernised financial infrastructure. She highlighted the launch of the MIA instant payment system, efforts to secure EU prudential equivalence and join the Single Euro Payments Area, and noted that Moldova’s 10 licensed banks have strong liquidity and capital adequacy with transparent shareholding that has attracted European investors.