The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Celebrates the Love, Strength, and Grace of every Mother. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

Breaking barriers. Expanding financial inclusion. The 49th CISNA Annual General Meeting Public Conference is happening in Lilongwe, Malawi on 8 October 2026. Attendance is strictly by registration! #CISNA49 #RBM #SADC #FinancialInclusion

The Reserve Bank of Malawi proudly hosts the 49th CISNA Annual General Meeting, bringing together SADC regulators and leaders across the pension, capital markets, microfinance, financial cooperatives, insurance and medical aid sectors. 4–9 October 2026, BICC, Lilongwe, Malawi

“The financial sector must be drivers, not impediments, of Malawi’s industrial future.” RBM Governor Dr. George Partridge made the call at the opening of the 2026 Annual Bankers Conference, urging the financial sector to support investment, innovation and industrial growth.

Congratulations to Silver Strikers Ladies on your emphatic victory in the CAF Women's Champions League! Your hard work, determination, and teamwork have paid off. Wishing you continued success as you represent the club and inspire football fans across the nation. KEEP SHINING!

UTHENGA OFUNIKIRA KWA OLEMBA NTCHITO ANZAWO Perekani ndalama zonse za penshoni munthawi yake, kuti mupewe: Zilango za ndalama zokwana K100 miliyoni kapena kuposerapo; Kuzengedwa milandu kukhoti; Kutsekedwa kwa malo anu ochitira bizinesi; Komanso zilango zina

The Registrar of Financial Institutions reminds employers to comply with the Pension Act, 2023 by enrolling eligible employees, remitting contributions within 14 days of month-end, maintaining life insurance and transferring eligible severance entitlements. See notice for more:

RBM Deputy Governor Mr Henry Mathanga reaffirmed the Reserve Bank of Malawi’s commitment to safe, transparent and inclusive financial markets. He said this at the listing of Continental Holdings Plc on the Malawi Stock Exchange, a milestone for Malawi’s capital market.

A Summary of key economic indicators, policy decisions, and macroeconomic developments from RBM’s 3rd Monetary Policy Committee’s Statement.

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) met on 5–6 August 2026 and resolved to maintain: • Policy Rate: 24.0% • Liquidity Reserve Requirement (LRR): –12.0% for local currency deposits – 3.75% for foreign currency deposits • Lombard Rate: 0.2 percentage points above the Policy Rate

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) met on 5–6 August 2026 and resolved to maintain: • Policy Rate: 24.0% • Liquidity Reserve Requirement (LRR): 12.0% for local currency deposits . 3.75% for foreign currency deposits • Lombard Rate: 0.2 percentage points above the Policy Rate

PUBLIC NOTICE FROM THE RESERVE BANK OF MALAWI Invitation to the 3rd Monetary Policy Technical Forums

COMMISSIONING OF CAPIZAR® MARKET TRADING SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM The Registrar of Financial Institutions has commissioned a new system to monitor stock trading in real time, detect market abuse, and enhance transparency, integrity, and confidence in Malawi’s capital market.

ATTENTION EMPLOYERS! Did you know that every employer is required to enrol eligible employees in a pension scheme from the date of employment? For more info: Phone: 0111 770 600 Toll-free line 459 Email: [email protected] rbm.mw

PRESS RELEASE FROM THE REGISTRAR OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Revocation of Licence, Compulsory Winding-up of Tipindule Community SACCO and Call for Creditors Claims

COMPLIANCE WITH PENSION LAWS HELPS PROTECT EMPLOYEES' FINANCIAL FUTURES AND STRENGTHENS WORKPLACE TRUST.

Retirement is a journey! Plan for it!

📢 NOTICE: EDF Gold Buying Counter Relocation The EDF Gold Buying Counter has relocated to a new location. 📍 New Location: Reserve Bank of Malawi Head Office, Convention Drive, Lilongwe. Sell your gold in a transparent, secure and competitive buying process!

SELL YOUR GOLD. STRENGTHEN MALAWI. Reserve Bank of Malawi through the Export Development Fund (EDF) is buying gold! Contact the EDF today for: ✅ Competitive Market Prices ✅ Instant Payments ✅ No Minimum Quantity Required ✅ Secure & Transparent Process