Fiscal Year 2027
Capacity Development Activities
Financial Supervision and Regulation
Developing Regulatory Framework for Dealing with Domestic Systemically Important Banks (May 10-14)
METAC supported the Bank of Algeria in developing a regulatory framework for the identification of Domestic Systemically Important Banks and the application of additional prudential requirements to these banks. The mission forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen risk-based supervision and align the Algerian regulatory framework with Basel Committee standards under Basel III. It resulted in (i) a draft regulation for identifying systemically important institutions and (ii) a complementary instruction outlining a transparent and methodological approach to calculating systemic importance scores for Algerian banks.
Building Supervisory Capacity for Payment Services Providers Oversight (June 7-11)
The Bank of Algeria has recently established the regulatory framework for licensing and operating payment service providers (PSPs). With new PSPs under licensing, the BA sought METAC’s technical assistance to enhance the supervisory framework for PSPs. The current mission was the first mission for this multi-phased project. It aimed at strengthening supervisory capacity by presenting PSP business models, associated risks, and supervisory approaches, while laying the foundations for the development of supervisory methodologies and tools.
Revenue Administration
Tax Administration Diagnostic Assessment Tool (TADAT) Training (May 3-7)
At the request of the Director General of the Algerian Directorate General of Taxation (DGI), METAC conducted a Tax Administration Diagnostic Assessment Tool (TADAT) training in Algiers, Algeria. The activity introduced TADAT to the DGI and to build institutional capacity to understand, interpret, and apply the methodology outlined in the Tax TADAT Field Guide 2025. The training strengthened officials’ understanding of good international practices and clarified the evidentiary requirements for a TADAT assessment.