The Central African Banking Commission revoked 17 licences in 2025, including five microfinance revocations that led to liquidation. It also imposed 93 disciplinary sanctions, with most accompanied by industry bans of five to ten years.
About 48.7% of CEMAC microfinance institutions were classed as very fragile at end-2025, with non-performing loans up 33.2% to CFA236.8 billion. The regulator placed several institutions under temporary administration.
