The National Bank of Cambodia is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for central banking, monetary policy, financial stability, and oversight of the banking and financial system. Its regulatory scope generally covers currency management, banking supervision, payment systems, prudential regulation, and compliance frameworks that support sound governance, market integrity, and institutional oversight across the financial sector. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to monetary management, banking regulation, and financial sector compliance in Cambodia.
The National Bank of Cambodia participated in the 2023 IMF–World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C., where it signed a memorandum of understanding on financial sector cooperation with the National Bank of Rwanda. The mission also held discussions with a delegation from the Banque de France and shared experience on Cambodia’s payment system, including the Bakong platform.
The National Bank of Cambodia reported that the balance of payments remained broadly stable in the third quarter of 2022, recording only a minor overall deficit. The current and capital account deficit widened mainly due to a larger trade deficit, while the services account deficit improved on higher tourist arrivals and workers’ remittances, with international reserves covering about 6.5 months of imports.
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