The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo hosted the Board of the Kosovo Pension Savings Fund (FKPK) to review recent developments at the fund and discuss potential next steps to strengthen regulatory and supervisory arrangements for the pension sector. FKPK’s board chair briefed Governor Ahmet Ismaili on the fund’s activities and developments, including that the board is now fully constituted and that there is a need to analyse legislative and governance changes. The meeting also covered FKPK’s assessment of global market developments and the investment strategy it is pursuing to support investment sustainability in line with legal objectives. The central bank outlined key developments in Kosovo’s financial sector and reforms to advance its regulatory and supervisory framework, alongside legal initiatives related to financial inclusion, access to finance and financial education. Participants discussed reviewing aspects of regulatory and supervisory reform across the broader financial sector and advancing FKPK’s regulatory framework through technical working groups, noting FKPK’s systemic importance and the need for ongoing institutional cooperation to protect contributors’ interests.