The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo held a consultative workshop with microfinance institutions to advance its regulatory and supervisory framework for non-bank financial institutions and set out its regulatory expectations for further development of the financial system. Discussions covered the sector’s current position and key challenges around governance and risk management amid rapid digitalisation and innovation, alongside planned supervisory priorities including stronger prudential requirements, improved governance and transparency, and higher consumer conduct standards. The central bank also presented work by a technical working group, supported by International Finance Corporation assistance, aimed at more comprehensive rules on licensing, permissible activities, governance and supervision for non-bank financial institutions. The workshop marked the start of a structured stakeholder dialogue, with further meetings planned with other non-bank institutions as the legal and supervisory framework is reviewed.