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Central Bank of Iceland Publishes 2025 Annual Report

On April 9, 2026, the Central Bank of Iceland published its Annual Report for 2025. The report contains a summary of the Bank's activities and annual accounts for the financial year. The Annual Report provides a comprehensive overview of the Central Bank of Iceland's operations, financial performance, and key activities undertaken during 2025. The publication follows the Bank's established practice of releasing detailed annual reporting to stakeholders and the public, ensuring transparency regarding its governance, monetary policy implementation, and financial management. The report is available for download on the Central Bank of Iceland's website. The Bank also held its 65th Annual Meeting on April 8, 2026, at which Governor Ásgeir Jónsson delivered remarks on the institution's performance and outlook. REFERENCES: Central Bank of Iceland. (2026). Annual Report 2025. Retrieved from https://www.cb.is/

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Central Bank of Iceland Publishes 2025 Annual Report

On April 9, 2026, the Central Bank of Iceland published its Annual Report for 2025. The report contains a summary of the Bank's activities and annual accounts for the financial year. The Annual Report provides a comprehensive overview of the Central Bank of Iceland's operations, financial performance, and key activities undertaken during 2025. It outlines the regulators’ work regarding: Monetary policy. Financial stability, including: The state of financial stability. Resilience in payment intermediation. The state of financial stability. Resilience in payment intermediation. Financial supervision, including: Supervision of financial institutions, including electronic money institutions and payment institutions. Supervision of the securities market. Penalties. Supervision of financial institutions, including electronic money institutions and payment institutions. Supervision of the securities market. Penalties.