ECB to start directly supervising five banks in Bulgaria and eight banks in Croatia after completing significance assessment following establishment of close cooperation.
At its session today, the CNB Council examined current economic and monetary developments as well as the report on international reserves for the first half of 2020. The CNB Council also adopted several decisions on matters falling within its competence.
In July, housing loans rose by HRK 0.7bn from June while general-purpose cash loans held steady on a monthly level.
Today, on 10 July 2020, the Republic of Croatia has joined the Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM II), the key step in the process for the adoption of the euro in Croatia. The CNB establishes close cooperation with the European Central Bank.
The comprehensive assessment shows that the five banks do not face any capital shortfalls. Comprehensive assessment follows Croatia’s request for close cooperation with ECB. Asset quality review and stress test were conducted for each bank.
New gold and silver coin "350th Anniversary of the Founding of the University of Zagreb, 1669 – 2019"
Hand that rocks the cradle: Limits of unconventional monetary policy
Regular operation
Financial Stability No. 21
Bulletin No. 261
Household Finance and Consumption Survey
Euroisation at a time of crisis
Comments on monetary developments for July 2020
Is the level of financial literacy improving in Croatia?
Successful completion of the Twinning project for the Central Bank of Montenegro
Comments on the balance of payments and the international investment position in 1Q 2020
CNB starts publishing national reference rate (NRR)
