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Bank of Slovenia

Banka Slovenije · Central bank
Ljubljanawww.bsi.si
Activity Index
66/ 100

FY2025 · as of 31 December 2025Published figures unless marked

Employees441whole institution
Annual budget≈€45moperating costs · whole institution — pin exact from LP2025Estimate
Supervised entities372Register of Supervised Entities · all categories incl. EEA passporting

Overview

Banka Slovenije is Slovenia's central bank within the Eurosystem and the prudential supervisor of the country's banks and savings banks, working inside the Single Supervisory Mechanism; it also licenses and supervises payment and electronic money institutions. Its Annual Report 2025, delivered to the National Assembly in June 2026, records a stable banking system with pre-tax profit of €991 million, capital adequacy of 20.8% and return on equity of 14.4%, alongside housing-loan growth of 8.8% — well above the euro-area average. The share of non-performing exposures on housing loans fell to 0.8%, the lowest level on record. Everything below is Banka Slovenije's own data, from its FY2025 annual report.

Banka Slovenije is an integrated central bank. The staff figure covers the whole institution, including monetary policy, currency and reserve management functions alongside supervision, and is not directly comparable with standalone supervisory authorities.

Regulated sectors

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BanksPayment institutionsE-money institutionsCredit institutions

Figures as published by Bank of Slovenia for FY2025. Source: Banka Slovenije Letno poročilo 2025 (Slovenian) (Delivered to the National Assembly, June 2026). Data as of 31 December 2025.

Leadership

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Primož Dolenc

Governorsince 2025

Tina Žumer

Vice-Governorsince 2021

Full board

Organisation (FY2025)

Employees
441Whole-institution basis — Banka Slovenije is a central bank + prudential supervisor. Not supervision capacity
Register of Supervised Entities
372 entriesAs of 1 August 2026 — all categories including EEA passporting institutions and register memberships. Domestic banks + savings-banks subset pending from LP2025

Banking system indicators 2025

Pre-tax profit
€991 million−17.4% y/y
Capital adequacy
20.8%Banking system level
Return on equity
14.4%Banking system level
Housing loan growth
8.8% y/y (Dec 2025)vs euro-area average 2.8%
Consumer loan growth
9.8% y/y (Dec 2025)Moderating from 16.8% peak (Jun 2024)
Stage-2 (elevated credit risk) share
4.1% (Dec 2025)Multi-year low
NPE ratio, housing loans
0.8% (Dec 2025)Lowest on record

Notable 2025

Housing-loan growth ≈3× euro-area average
Ran at roughly triple the euro-area average in December 2025.
Record asset quality
Housing-loan NPE at 0.8%, Stage-2 share at a multi-year low of 4.1%.
IMF/WB constituency meetings hosted
May 2025 in Ljubljana.
Systemic cyber-risk framework
Co-developed Slovenia's systemic cyber-risk supervisory framework together with ATVP and the Insurance Supervision Agency (AZN), with IMF technical assistance.

Key legislation

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Zakon o Banki Slovenije (Bank of Slovenia Act)

Central-bank statute

Banking Act (ZBan-3)

Credit institutions (CRD/CRR)

Payment Services and Systems Act (ZPlaSSIED)

PSD2 / EMD transposition

Registers, portals and publications

Data as of 31 December 2025 · Source: www.bsi.si + ComplyBridge researchActivity Index methodology →