A delegation of International Monetary Fund (IMF) held a meeting with executives of the Reserve Bankas part of its regular mission in the country to evaluate economic and financial performance.
During the meeting, both parties exchanged impressions about the recent evolution of the banking systemeconomic perspectives for 2025 and key aspects related to Credit supply and demand.
Banreservas He informed that issues such as the behavior of the exchange ratehe remittance flow and the external challenges that impact the global economy.
IMF delegation
The IMF mission was headed by Ricardo Llaudes, Chief of Mission for the Dominican Republic, and composed of Geraldo PerazaNathaniel Arnold, Pamela Madrid-Angers and Frank Fuentes Brito, the latter advisor to the agency’s executive director.
By Banreservasthe delegation was received at the main headquarters by YSIDRO GARCÍA, Senior Executive Vice President business; and executive vice presidents José Obregón (International Business and Corporate Governance), Ramón Pimentel (Treasury), Daniel Otero (Integral Risk Management) and Fernando Mir (Strategy, Finance and Commercial Intelligence), among other senior executives.
Financial stability
He Banreservas He said that this approach highlights his role in the Financial stability and the economic growth of the country, as well as its commitment to the Sustainable development and its positioning as a strategic ally for the country’s progress.
The IMF regularly makes visits to the Dominican Republic as part of its work of Macroeconomic monitoring and technical advice. The agency also offers technical advice that contributes to strengthening fiscal, monetary and financial policies in coordination with local authorities.
In addition to the meeting with reservation bank executives, the representation of the IMP He has held meetings with the governor of the Central BankHéctor Valdez Albizu; the Minister of Finance, Magín Díaz; the Minister of Industry and Commerce, Víctor -ito- Bisonó and the business sector.
The mission is in the country to carry out the annual review of article IV of the constituent agreement corresponding to 2025.
