Category: Announcements

Public Notice – 2019 Cash Exchange Program The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) would like to inform the public that an exchange of soiled and mutilated or torn banknotes for new $5 dollar notes will take place this Friday 12th of April in front of the CBSI main office, Point Cruz. CBSI would like to ensure that only quality banknotes are circulated in the hands of individuals, communities, business houses and the public at large. This arrangement will continue for the next 4 weeks until the launch of Solomon Islands newest $5 dollar polymer banknote. For more information related to our currency, call us on 21791 or send an email on info@cbsi.com.sb Central Bank of Solomon Islands 11 April 2019  ...

2019 South Pacific Central Banking Research Conference The 2019 South Pacific Central Banking Research Conference will be held in Port Vila, Vanuatu from 13 – 15 November 2019. The annual conference brings together South Pacific central bank researchers to share with academics, policy makers, regulators, multilateral organisations, business leaders, civil society, from the South Pacific, Australasia and the wider Asia-Pacific region, current research on the region and to explore vital links between research and policy relating to central banking issues, including financial and private sectors and economic growth and development. Conference...

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) invites key stakeholders, development partners, interest groups and the public to comment on the draft Payment Systems Bill 2018.

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) is proposing to extend its current Head Office Building, and invites eligible and reputable firms to provide Project Management Consultancy Services. The consultancy firm will be required to provide consultancy services from the design stage to project completion.

Press Release – CBSI disassociate itself from Alfred Sasako’s article on the Island Sun (Honiara 28 March 2017) -The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) has disassociated itself from the article written by Alfred Sasako, titled “Does treasure hunt hold the secret for balancing the 2017 budget” published in the Island Sun newspaper on 28th March....