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Strategic Planning Benchmarks 2025 report – charting a path

The first strategic planning benchmark sheds light on department structure, control methods and KPIs

Central banks are expected to chart a course into a future that looks increasingly digital, but also highly uncertain. Though there is a wide range of approaches at central banks, some key findings stand out. The average strategic plan is built around six pillars and updated roughly every three to five years. Almost all the central banks in the sample treat digital transformation and upgrading payments as key goals.

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Cascading plans

One of the challenges of strategic planning is ‘cascading’ the plan from the top managers who approve it down to the staff who need to implement it. Some central banks achieve this in part by linking progress towards the plan to staff annual reviews.

For the full breakdown, use the benchmarking service’s interactive charts to explore the data.

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Strategic Planning data

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