Referring to the periodic supervisory data provided to the Central Bank by banks and financial institutions, which plays a crucial role in the Central Bank's supervisory and regulatory functions over the banking sector by enhancing its stability and financial soundness, as well as improving the level of banking and financial services. Additionally, the Central Bank is keen on increasing the efficiency of reports and statistical bulletins by implementing the best measures to verify the accuracy of this data and striving to promote transparency and clarity by publishing it across all available channels. Notably, it has been observed that some banks and financial institutions have provided governmental and non-governmental entities with certain supervisory and statistical information based on requests from those entities before officially approving or publishing them through the Central Bank or through periodic reports issued by the banks after completing all verification procedures regarding the accuracy and integrity of the data.

The Central Bank emphasizes that all banks and financial institutions must obtain the Central Bank's non-objection before providing governmental and non-governmental entities with the supervisory data that is periodically submitted to the Central Bank, as well as unpublished statistical data.