Reserve Bank of Vanuatu Annual Report 2025

The Reserve Bank of Vanuatu Annual Report 2025 is the official annual report of Vanuatu's central bank. It is addressed to the Minister of Finance and Economic Management and covers the financial year ended 31 December 2025. The report opens with the bank's vision, values and strategic priorities, followed by the Strategic Plan 2025-2030 which outlines three themes: enhancing core…

The Reserve Bank of Vanuatu Annual Report 2025 is the official annual report of Vanuatu's central bank, submitted to the Minister of Finance and Economic Management. It covers the financial year ended 31 December 2025 and is intended for government stakeholders, financial institutions and the public.

The report begins with the bank's vision, values and strategic priorities, followed by the Strategic Plan 2025-2030. This plan outlines three strategic themes: enhancing core responsibilities in monetary policy and financial oversight, enabling a conducive and resilient environment through people development and technology, and embracing innovation and inclusivity through digital finance and financial inclusion.

A letter from Governor August Letlet to the Minister introduces the report. The document then profiles the Board of Directors, including Chairman Andrew Kausiama, and the Executive Management Team, including Acting Deputy Governors Dr. Michael Hililan and Gloria Siri. The corporate governance section covers board meetings, accountability and legal reforms.

The economic overview discusses international economic developments and Vanuatu's 2025 economic situation. Strategy Theme 1 covers macroeconomic stability, sound currency management, financial stability, national payments infrastructure and data governance. Theme 2 addresses people development, risk management and compliance, technological advancement, corporate services and financial management.

Theme 3 focuses on financial system development and corporate communications. The report concludes with 2025 key milestones and audited financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2025, followed by a list of abbreviations.