For investors

     Uzbekistan’s economy continues to demonstrate strong resilience and stable growth, supported by prudent fiscal and monetary policies. Economic growth remains robust, driven by rising domestic consumption, industrial expansion, infrastructure investment, and ongoing market reforms. Public debt remains at a sustainable level, while international financial institutions continue to recognize Uzbekistan’s improving investment climate and macroeconomic management.

     The banking sector remains well-capitalized, liquid, and profitable. In 2025, total banking sector assets exceeded $71.8 billion, reflecting annual growth of approximately 20%. Banking reforms, privatization initiatives, and increased private sector participation have accelerated modernization across the industry.  Digital transformation is becoming one of the strongest drivers of sector growth. The number of digital banking users surpassed 82.4 million in 2025, highlighting rapid fintech adoption, expanding mobile banking penetration, and growing demand for cashless financial services. The sector also maintains strong financial stability indicators. As of 2025, the non-performing loan (NPL) ratio remained low at 2.8%, while the banking system continues operating under Basel III prudential standards, including a 3.0% capital conservation buffer.

     The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan operates under an inflation-targeting framework with a strong mandate for price stability and financial sector resilience. The Central Bank continues implementing prudent monetary policies aimed at maintaining macroeconomic stability, strengthening investor confidence, and supporting sustainable long-term growth. Combined with strong demographic growth, rapid digitalization, increasing foreign investor participation, and ongoing financial liberalization, Uzbekistan is positioning itself as one of the most promising financial services markets in the region.