Kingdom of Eswatini: Technical Assistance Report-Financial Sector Stability Review

Author: International Monetary Fund. Monetary and Capital Markets Department and International Monetary Fund. Statistics Dept.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2024 Issue 030

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Finance , Labor , Money and Monetary Policy , Business and Economics - Statistics , International - Economics , Business and Financial , Kingdom of Eswatini , Eswatini , CBE , FSRA , FSSR , financial stability , systemic risk , macroprudential frameworks , stress testing , crisis management , financial safety net , banking supervision and regulation , nonbanking supervision and regulation , deposit-taking institutions , insurance , and retirement funds , , IMF MCM , IMF Financial Sector Stability Review , IMF's MCM department , CBE governor , financial institutions Act , Eswatini building societies , Financial sector stability , Nonbank financial institutions , Retirement , Insurance companies , Africa , Southern Africa , East Africa

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Summary

The IMF conducted a diagnostic review of the financial system of the Kingdom of Eswatini and proposed a Technical Assistance Roadmap to support the authorities’ detection of risks and vulnerabilities and to enhance capacity in financial sector oversight. The financial stability module focused on areas agreed with the country authorities: financial stability and systemic risk monitoring, macroprudential frameworks and tools; crisis management and financial safety net; and supervision and regulation of banks, nonbank deposit-taking institutions, insurance, and retirement funds. The financial sector statistics module focused on key gaps in monetary and financial statistics and financial soundness indicators that hamper financial stability analysis.