2025-01-28
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The Palestine Monetary Authority issued Circular No. 7 of 2025, requiring all operating banks to activate and update their business continuity and crisis management plans in alignment with prior regulatory directives. The circular mandates that banks ensure key personnel can perform their duties, maintain optimal electronic banking and ATM operations, apply specific cybersecurity controls for remote work, and verify system interconnectivity at alternative sites to guarantee operational resilience during emergencies. Banks must also comply with existing safety and security regulations to protect assets, mitigate risks, and overcome current logistical constraints affecting staff mobility across governorates.
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Palestine Monetary Authority
Circular No. (07 / 2025)
To all banks operating in Palestine
Date: Tuesday, January 28, 2025
Subject: Business Continuity and Crisis Management Plans
To ensure the safety and continuity of banking sector operations, as well as the safety of employees and customers, and in reference to Palestine Monetary Authority Circular No. (5 of 2022) regarding Business Continuity Management, banks are required to comply with the following:
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