

Strategic planning is ad hoc in 10% of central banks
Strategic plan-setting frequency averages 3.8 years across institutions
Strategic planning is done on an ad hoc basis in one-tenth of central banks, data from the Strategic Planning Benchmarks 2025 reveals.
Four (10%) of 39 respondents in the sample reported this practice. The figure is in stark contrast to the 90% of jurisdictions where strategic planning is done on a regular schedule.
The cycle of strategic planning among central banks that operate a regular schedule averages 3.8 years. The value ranges from one year to five years among 36 respondents.
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