Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — The Banking Supervision Committee of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan held six meetings in October 2026, reviewing 43 issues and adopting relevant decisions. The Central Bank of Uzbekistan reported this.
The committee reviewed 23 issues related to registration and the issuance of permits.
These included eight issues concerning amendments to the charters of credit institutions, two concerning the issuance of qualification certificates to auditors authorised to conduct bank audits, and four concerning the registration of microfinance organisations, accreditation and licensing of payment organisations.
The committee also considered one application for permission to acquire a stake in the charter capital of a credit institution.
Another eight issues concerned candidates for positions on the supervisory boards and management boards of commercial banks, as well as employees holding key positions.
A further 20 issues related to the financial condition of credit and payment organisations.
Discussions covered compliance with Central Bank instructions and prudential requirements, the findings of inspections of banks and non-bank credit institutions, and the testing of financial services provided by organisations operating within the regulatory sandbox.
Six banks and two microfinance organisations were fined for failing to comply with prudential requirements and legislation, as well as for violations identified during inspections.
In addition, one bank and one microfinance organisation received warnings about the possible application of measures and sanctions.
