Catastrophe Containment and Relief (CCR) Trust. Safeguards Assessment : The 2015 safeguards assessment found that despite the Ebola epidemic, the Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) has maintained essential operations and related controls. Governance bodies were reconstituted without delay, following the expiration of the previous terms, and the Audit Committee continued its oversight of BSL operations. However, the modernization of the internal audit function, recommended by an independent external quality assessment, has not been fully completed. While financial statements
investment levels in support of the required level of growth, the authorities will facilitate and create environment for private sector development and an improved investment climate. This will improve the overall fiscal balance, with potential solvency and profitability problems in the banking system being addressed, and more attention being paid to the mobilization of longer-term resources through institutions like insurance companies and pension funds. 11. The Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) operations are to be strengthened, especially in improving open market operations
, the Post-Catastrophe Debt Relief Trust has been transformed to the Catastrophe Containment and Relief (CCR) Trust. Safeguards Assessment: The 2015 safeguards assessment found that despite the Ebola epidemic, the Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) has maintained essential operations and related controls. Governance bodies were reconstituted without delay, following the expiration of the previous terms, and the Audit Committee continued its oversight of BSL operations. However, the modernization of the internal audit function, recommended by an independent external
rural areas. In the short-term, specific measures would be needed to address potential solvency and profitability problems in the banking system. Reforms would also focus on the mobilization of longer-term resources through suitable institutions, such as insurance companies and pension funds; specific reforms would be guided by the conclusions of the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP), which is now envisioned in early 2006. 22. A number of measures would also aim at strengthening Bank of Sierra Leone’s (BSL) operations . They pertain to improving existing