Every liquidity ratio the Central Bank sets a minimum for is above it, and all of them rose over the year.
Those are system-wide figures and they are a statement about the system, not about any particular bank. We publish no rating, ranking or assessment of a named bank anywhere — what we can do is show you each bank's own published assets, capital and non-performing loan share side by side so you can compare them yourself. (Central Bank of Uzbekistan, 1 July 2026 ↗)
Two practical notes. The Central Bank publishes a minimum for the three liquidity ratios and does not publish one for capital adequacy in this release, which is why no floor is drawn under it. And ordinary treasury practice applies here as anywhere: keep the payroll account and the reserve at different institutions. (Central Bank of Uzbekistan, 1 July 2026 ↗)
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