Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leading financial institutions have collectively affirmed the stability and safety of the nation’s financial sector. This joint statement comes after the country was added to an international monitoring list for deficiencies in anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing protocols – often referred to as the “grey list.” Banks emphasized that the sector remains adequately capitalized, liquid, and secure for retail depositors. The institutions aimed to quell public concerns stemming from the increased international scrutiny. They maintain that the grey listing does not pose a risk to individual savings or the overall financial system. The move seeks to prevent potential panic withdrawals and maintain confidence in Bosnian banks. Further details were published by Sarajevo Times.