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1. www.worldbank.org › en › newsMoldova to Reduce Regulatory Burden, Increase Access to ...

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   Jun 27, 2022 · The project will help the country to reduce the regulatory burden, increase access to finance, enhance the export competitiveness of Moldovan enterprises, and in case of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency, respond promptly and effectively to it.

2. www.bnm.md › banking-regulation-and-supervisionBanking regulation and supervision | National Bank of Moldova

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   In accordance with banking legislation, the National Bank of Moldova has created the surveillance and regulating mechanism for banking activity, by establishing a number of specific requirements stipulated in the normative acts of the National Bank of Moldova, that banks are required to comply with.

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   How does the National Bank of Moldova regulate banking activity?

   • In accordance with banking legislation, the National Bank of Moldova has created the surveillance and regulating mechanism for banking activity, by establishing a number of specific requirements stipulated in the normative acts of the National Bank of Moldova, that banks are required to comply with.

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   What is the banking sector in Republic of Moldova?

   • The banking sector in Republic of Moldova consists from two levels: the National Bank of Moldova and commercial banks.

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   What is the National Bank of Moldova's monetary policy strategy?

   • The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) formally adopted IT in 2013 after a three-year transition period. According to the NBM’s Monetary Policy Strategy, its first objective is to keep inflation at 5 percent with a variability range of ±1.5 percentage points, at a horizon of 18– 24 months. Its secondary objective is to promote growth and employment.

   IMF Country Report No. 22/61 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

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   Could Moldova's 1% share ownership rule be lifted this year?

   • REUTERS/Gleb Garanich/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights BUCHAREST, March 27 (Reuters) - A rule that requires central bank approval for share ownership exceeding 1% in Moldovan banks is temporary and has worked, but could be lifted this year as the country seeks to boost capital markets, central bank Governor Anca Dragu said on Wednesday.

   Moldovan rule requiring central bank OK for bank ownership over 1% i…

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4. www.reuters.com › world › europeMoldovan rule requiring central bank OK for bank ownership ...

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   Mar 27, 2024 · A rule that requires central bank approval for share ownership exceeding 1% in Moldovan banks is temporary and has worked, but could be lifted this year as the country seeks to boost capital...

5. ceelegalmatters.com › banking-2023 › banking-moldovaBanking & Finance in Moldova - CEE Legal Matters

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   Jun 5, 2023 · As of today, the National Commission for Financial Markets (NCFC) supervises the securities market, insurance sector, and non-banking financing in Moldova. Starting on July 1, 2023, the NBM will become also the regulator for non-banking credit organizations.

6. pdf.usaid.gov › pdf_docs › PA00TGXWA RAPID REVIEW OF MOLDOVA’S FINANCIAL SECTOR

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   approximately $1 billion from Moldova’s banking system—around 17 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) at the time—the country’s financial sector has largely regained its footing. The

7. www.bnm.md › files › Legea 202_ENG_16_07_2018 actualaLAW ON BANKING ACTIVITY

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   This Law regulates: a) the conditions of access to and conduct of banking activity in the territory of the Republic of Moldova; b) the prudential requirements set forth for banks under this Law and the regulations issued for its application; c) the competences, instruments and procedures of prudential supervision of banks by

8. www.imf.md › press › selissues_1MDAEA2022003IMF Country Report No. 22/61 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

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   banking crisis, its effectiveness has further decreased due to a large structural liquidity overhang, lingering legacy of the banking fraud, and explosive growth of feebly regulated non -bank credit organizations. The paper proposes some policy recommendations to enhancing the MTM, including