The Central Bank held seven meetings in February

The Bank Supervision Committee of the Central Bank intensified its activities in February 2026, holding seven extended meetings. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

During these important meetings, a total of forty-three urgent issues concerning the state of the country's banking system, credit, and payment organizations were deeply and thoroughly analyzed. The main focus of the meetings was on simplifying the processes of registering new citizens and legal entities and issuing licenses to them.

At the same time, the financial stability of banks and credit organizations, the reliability of their reports, and strict compliance with the prudential standards set by the Central Bank were widely discussed. The results of inspections and audits conducted by supervisory authorities were also reviewed, and ways to eliminate identified shortcomings were determined.

In particular, special emphasis was placed on compliance with cybersecurity requirements in banks and payment organizations, the introduction of new technologies adapted to international standards, and trial processes within the framework of regulation in the financial market. As a result, fines and administrative sanctions were imposed on eleven banking institutions.

Fourteen banks and four payment organizations were warned and given clear instructions to promptly correct errors in their activities. To strengthen financial stability, eight banks were instructed to temporarily suspend dividend payments on common shares and to form macroprudential buffers.

According to experts, such regular supervision by the Central Bank and timely effective measures strengthen stability in the banking system. This, in turn, significantly contributes to protecting the financial rights of the population and developing a competitive environment.

By reducing financial risks, the stable development of the country's economy is ensured.