The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan hosted a roundtable with banking sector representatives focused on the state of financial stability in the national banking system and forthcoming amendments to prudential requirements on banks’ capital adequacy and liquidity. The session included an overview of planned revisions to the regulatory standards for capital adequacy and liquidity, followed by an interactive discussion on the substance and implications of the proposed changes. The Central Bank also presented the results of macro stress tests assessing banking system solvency and liquidity, highlighted systemic risks that could affect financial stability, and provided guidance to commercial banks on strengthening analytical processes and implementing measures to mitigate and prevent identified risks.