CBSI on Counterfeit Notes 16.02.2021- The Central Bank of Solomon Islands received reports of counterfeit $100 notes with Serial No: A/10 297315 seized by a business firm operating in Honiara. CBSI would like to warn the public...
Read MoreCBSI supports Luesalemba School The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) donated $10,000 cash and reading materials to Luesalemba Secondary School during a short visit last week in Temotu Province. CBSI Governor, Dr. Luke...
Read MoreTemotu Province in support of new insurance bill The Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) was in Temotu Province last week to conduct a consultation workshop on insurance. The consultation, which is part of the on-going...
Read MoreExtension Notice for;(i) RFP/TOR for Solomon Islands Regulatory Sandbox Guideline and(ii) Gender Policy Women in Financial Inclusion in Solomon Islands....
Read MoreVEHICLE FOR SALE BY TENDER Vehicle is serviced regularly and is in excellent running condition Vehicle Tender Picture of...
Read MoreThe Role of CBSI in the Secondary Market for Goverment Bonds In September 2020, the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) announced an accommodative (expansionary) monetary policy stance. The two most common tools available to...
Read MoreGender Policy – Women in Financial Inclusion in Solomon Islands plus Annexure 1 and Annexure 2 Consultancy Service to Develop the Policy on Women Financial Inclusion in Solomon Islands. The objective of this consultancy is...
Read MoreSolomon Islands Regulatory Sandbox Guideline & Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Seeking Consultancy Services to Develop the Solomon Islands Regulatory Sandbox Guideline and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), The...
Read MoreRevised Exchange Control Fees. The Central Bank of Solomon Islands wished to advise our valued customers and the general public that Financial Markets & Exchange Control Department has revised its Exchange Control Fees for...
Read MoreThe benefits of trade By CBSI Media Article No. : 23/2020 The Solomon Islands economy would be best described as an “open economy” because we are free to trade with other countries. But what are the benefits to the country for...
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 EUR | 0.1061 | 0.1056 |
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