Digital transformation and payments are major strategic goals

But few respondents prioritise AI or mandate changes

The primary goals of most central banks’ strategic plans include digital transformation and digital payments reform, the Strategic Planning Benchmarks 2025 reveal.

Nearly nine-tenths of 39 central banks say their strategic plans encompass digital transformation (87.2%) and payment systems (87.2%). Regulation (79.5%), cyber risks (66.7%) and data (66.7%) also appear in the majority of plans.

The least common key strategic goals include evolving central bank mandates (28.2%), artificial

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