The year 2025 marked the consolidation of the transition to a global economic model dominated by economic security considerations, where strategic autonomy, the reconfiguration of trade and technological competition became key factors behind the financial dynamics and the relations of power. The realignment of global supply chains, the expansion of industrial policies and the proliferation of trade protectionism contributed to the progressive fragmentation of the international economic area, with effects on costs, investment flows and market volatility.
The fundamental objective of the Committee shall be to contribute to safeguarding financial stability, also by strengthening the resilience of the financial system and by containing the build-up of systemic risks, thereby ensuring a sustainable contribution of the financial sector to economic growth.
The NCMO is an entity without legal personality, comprised of representatives from the National Bank of Romania, the Financial Supervisory Authority, the Government (Ministry of Public Finance), as well as from the Bank Deposit Guarantee Fund.