The National Bank of Moldova published a 34th anniversary message from Governor Anca Dragu, reflecting on the central bank’s role in maintaining banking-sector stability and highlighting recent efforts to align Moldova’s financial system with European standards in the context of the country’s European Union accession process. Highlighted reforms included the introduction of the MIA instant payments system, Moldova’s acceptance into SEPA, measures to combat illicit financing, and the digitalisation of banking processes. The message also noted cooperation with external partners including the National Bank of Romania, the European Union, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, alongside increased public-facing engagement through the National Bank of Moldova museum, public events and financial education activities. Looking ahead, the statement pointed to an agenda focused on further European integration, digital innovation and continued strengthening of the financial system to support sustainable economic growth.
National Bank of Moldova 2025-06-04
National Bank of Moldova marks its 34th anniversary by highlighting MIA instant payments, SEPA accession and anti-illicit finance work
The National Bank of Moldova marked its 34th anniversary with a message from Governor Anca Dragu, emphasizing efforts to align Moldova’s financial system with European standards amid EU accession. Key reforms include the MIA instant payments system, SEPA acceptance, and digitalisation of banking processes. The bank aims to further European integration, digital innovation, and financial system strengthening for sustainable growth.