San Marino’s new central bank chief faces NPL challenge

Staff at IMF stress need for “comprehensive strategy” to clean up balance sheets

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Cleaning up balance sheets: San Marino urged to tackle NPL problems

It is important the Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino is “adequately resourced” for tackling the country’s problems with non-performing loans (NPLs), staff at the International Monetary Fund said today (March 16).

At the conclusion of their Article IV consultation, staff argued a “comprehensive strategy” was needed to clean up bank balance sheets. Implementing it would, they said, require “intensive co-ordination” between the government, central bank and private sector.

Staff welcomed

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