Economy May 20, 2026

Dominican Central Bank receives U.S. Treasury delegation to advance financial inclusion

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Dominican Central Bank receives U.S. Treasury delegation to advance financial inclusion

Santo Domingo.- Central Bank of the Dominican Republic Governor Héctor Valdez Albizu met with a delegation from the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Technical Assistance to explore new areas of cooperation aimed at expanding financial inclusion, increasing access to productive credit, and strengthening financial stability in the Dominican Republic.

During the meeting, Valdez Albizu highlighted the importance of technical support for developing financing tools that benefit micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), including initiatives related to factoring, financial leasing, and lending backed by movable assets. He said these measures could help broaden access to credit and support the growth of a key sector of the Dominican economy.

The discussions also addressed potential assistance in updating the country’s regulatory framework, including bank resolution mechanisms, contingency funds, oversight of virtual assets, and systemic risk monitoring. U.S. officials said they will evaluate the feasibility of a technical assistance program aligned with the Central Bank’s institutional objectives and practical reform priorities.

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