The governors of the central banks met on November 28, 2025 in the Cameroonian capital to examine the conclusions the first African Financial Stability Report, prepared at the level of continent and discuss the follow-up to be given. It was on the occasion of the 47 ᵉ Assembly of Governors of the Association of African Central Banks (AACB).

The African Financial Stability Report covers forty-six countries representing nearly 90% of Africa's gross domestic product and is intended to be a common tool for monitoring financial vulnerabilities and comparison between national banking systems. This document is the result of work of the African Financial Stability Committee set up by the AACB. La coordination was provided by the Bank by Maurice , who chaired this committee until the end of his mandate at the head of the Association. The governor of Mauritius, Priscilla Muthoora Thakoor, oversaw the completion of this first exercise as outgoing president of the AACB.

According to the information made public, the document aggregates data provided by national monetary authorities from of a harmonized methodological framework validated beforehand by the Association. He This is the first structured sharing of stability indicators financial services across the continent.

The paper also looks at prudential frameworks in applicable in the jurisdictions covered. It notes the differences in relation to international banking supervision standards, in particular in terms of macroprudential mechanisms, data collection and dissemination, governance and coordination between authorities. These observations should feed into a program to strengthen supervision, in particular through the 2026—2028 program of the Community of African Banking Supervisors, mentioned in the work of Yaoundé.