The Republic of San Marino Signs the Association Agreement with the European Union: A Decisive Step Toward Greater Integration of Financial Markets
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It is an entity with a private legal status and mixed public-private participation. It was established in 2005 through the merger of the Istituto di Credito Sammarinese and the Ispettorato per il Credito e le Valute. Since then, additional laws, in line with the general statutory provisions, have expanded the functions assigned to the Central Bank.
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The Republic of San Marino Signs the Association Agreement with the European Union: A Decisive Step Toward Greater Integration of Financial Markets
Banking sector financial data
Updated June 30, 2026Net equity

Data in millions of euros
Solvency ratio

Total collection

Data in millions of euros
ECB reference rates
Effective as of 16/09/2026
Main Refinancing Rate
2.65 %
Deposit Facility Rate
2.50 %
ECB Reference Exchange Rates
Date of update 30/10/2026
1 EUR = 175.6800 JPY
1 EUR = 0.83380 GBP
1 EUR = 1.1172 USD
1 EUR = 0.9194 CHF
ECB Reference Exchange Rates
I tassi di riferimento sono generalmente aggiornati dalle 15:00 TEC. Essi si basano su una regolare procedura di concertazione quotidiana tra le banche centrali in Europa e nel mondo, che avviene alle 14:15 TEC.
Dati del giorno 30/10/2026
Fonte: BCE
| Valuta | Cambio | Paese |
|---|---|---|
| Yen Giapponese | 1 EUR = 175.6800 JPY | GIAPPONE |
| Sterlina Gran Bretagna | 1 EUR = 0.83380 GBP | REGNO UNITO |
| Dollaro USA | 1 EUR = 1.1172 USD | STATI UNITI |
| Franco Svizzero | 1 EUR = 0.9194 CHF | SVIZZERA |
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