The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CBBH) took part in the “World in 2025” conference in Sarajevo, where senior officials set out the bank’s strategic priorities and outlined steps it has taken to align with international sustainable finance practices. In opening remarks, Governor Jasmina Selimovic framed Bosnia and Herzegovina as a small, open economy exposed to geopolitical and economic shifts, and linked the need for adaptation to the country’s European Union pathway. She pointed to the CBBH strategic plan’s four priorities of maintaining monetary and financial stability, modernising business processes, investing in human resources and retaining talent, and strengthening international cooperation. In a panel on green financing, Vice Governor Marko Vidakovic noted that the CBBH became an active member of the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) and the Sustainable Banking and Finance Network (SBFN) over the past year, and said the bank has begun investing in green bonds as part of efforts to support sustainable financial flows and address climate-related risks.
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina 2025-02-27
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina highlights NGFS and SBFN membership and green bond investments at Sarajevo conference
The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina attended the "World in 2025" conference, focusing on strategic priorities and sustainable finance alignment. Governor Jasmina Selimovic stressed adaptation to geopolitical and economic changes, prioritizing monetary stability and international cooperation. Vice Governor Marko Vidakovic highlighted the bank's membership in the Network for Greening the Financial System and the Sustainable Banking and Finance Network, and its investment in green bonds for sustainable financial flows.