The Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo (CBK) has finalized the approval of its annual financial statements for the 2025 fiscal year. These statements underwent a thorough review by an independent external auditor, whose findings have been formally reported. The auditor issued an unqualified opinion, which confirms that the presented financial statements accurately and fairly represent the financial position and overall financial performance of the Central Bank, in adherence to all applicable financial reporting frameworks.
The review confirms the operational and fiscal health of the central institution during the specified period. According to the CBK’s announcement, the institution recorded net revenues amounting to 24 million euros for the 2025 year. This revenue figure is critical as it dictates the subsequent allocation of funds, adhering to national legislation.
Furthermore, the statements detail the mandated transfer requirements. In accordance with Law No. 03/L-209 concerning the Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo, specific articles dictate the use of these earnings.
Specifically, Article 55, alongside Article 56, paragraph 1, subparagraph 1.2, stipulates that 50 percent of the net revenues realized during the year must be transferred to designated accounts. This structured reporting ensures transparency regarding the financial management and stewardship of the national currency’s central banking body. The approval process solidifies the accountability of the central bank to its regulatory and fiscal stakeholders.
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The unqualified audit opinion is a strong indicator of the bank’s financial health for the coming year.