Financial stability is not an end in itself, but it is, like price stability, widely regarded as an important precondition for sustainable economic growth. The Central Bank of Suriname (CBvS) defines ‘financial stability’ as the range of conditions where the financial system, including the national payment system, is able to withstand shocks without major disruption in financial intermediation and economic performance.

Below you will find the link to the complete reports.

Financial Stability Report 2015 

Financial Stability Report 2021

Financial Stability Report 2022

Financial Stability Report 2023

Notice of Release 2020

Regional Financial Stability Report

The Regional Financial Stability Coordinating Council (FRSCC) is pleased to announce the release of the 2020 Regional Financial Stability Report. This edition of the Regional Financial Stability Report (RFSR) was produced in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The economic, financial and social fallout from the pandemic and the policy responses to address the ongoing crisis have defined the efforts of the monetary and regulatory authorities to maintain financial stability in the Caribbean. The pandemic is still unfolding and continues to cause global economic and financial disruptions. The 2020 Report covers several areas that are required to comprehensively assess the stability of the financial system in the Caribbean.

Follow link to access the "Regional Financial Stability Report 2020":

Report 2020