WILLEMSTAD – Emerging and structural risks will play a larger role in the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten’s financial stability research between 2026 and 2028.
The CBCS plans to evaluate cyber risks to banks and payment systems, the impact of fintech and digital assets, and the financial consequences of climate-related disasters. Additional attention will be given to pension system sustainability and the risk of losing correspondent banking relationships due to AML/CFT concerns.
According to the bank, these risks require updated macroprudential tools to ensure the financial system remains resilient in the medium and long term.