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The Central Bank calls on commercial banks to subscribe to a new issue of unrestricted speculative certificates.

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Tripoli, February 26, 2026 (LANA) – The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) called on commercial banks to subscribe to issue number (6-2026) of unrestricted investment certificates of deposit, in accordance with the procedures and regulations adopted in previous issues.

In an official announcement published on its Facebook page, the CBL clarified that subscriptions will be made according to the specified terms and maturity dates outlined in the offering announcement, while adhering to the applicable regulatory mechanisms.

The CBL explained that the returns generated from investments in the certificates of deposit will be distributed, after evaluation, with 99.75% going to the subscribing banks (the second party) and 0.25% to the CBL (the first party) as the investment manager.

The CBL estimated the annual profit margin to range between 5.5% and 7.5%, emphasizing that this percentage is an estimate and not binding, and is subject to actual investment results.

This issue is part of the monetary policy tools used by the CBL to regulate liquidity and enhance financial stability.

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