The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has published its Financial Stability Review 2026, highlighting the resilience of the country’s financial system during the first half of the year despite various challenges.
The annual report, issued in accordance with Section 70 of the Monetary Law Act No. 16 of 2023, assesses the stability of the financial system and identifies key risks and vulnerabilities that could affect the country’s economic health.
According to the review, the ongoing economic recovery, strong capital and liquidity buffers maintained by banks and other financial institutions, and improvements in public financial management contributed to maintaining financial stability.
The report also outlines policy measures implemented by the Central Bank and other regulatory authorities to safeguard the financial system and manage emerging risks.
The review covers data up to the end of June 2026 and is available electronically on the Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s official website.
