The National Bank of Serbia’s Executive Board has adopted a decision setting the list of systemically important banks in Serbia and the capital buffer rates they must maintain. Banks identified as systemically important will be required to hold additional common equity capital equal to 1% or 2% of risk-weighted assets, depending on their degree of systemic importance. The exercise is carried out at least once a year under the bank capital adequacy framework as part of the central bank’s financial stability mandate. The decision applies from 30 June 2026, and the National Bank of Serbia has made available on its website the list of systemically important banks and the buffer rates applicable to them.
National Bank of Serbia 2026-05-11
National Bank of Serbia updates list of systemically important banks and sets 1% and 2% capital buffer rates from 30 June 2026
The National Bank of Serbia’s Executive Board has designated systemically important banks in Serbia and set additional common equity capital buffer rates of 1% or 2% of risk-weighted assets, depending on their systemic importance. The assessment is conducted at least annually under the bank capital adequacy framework, with the list of systemically important banks and applicable buffer rates published on the central bank’s website.