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Aruba’s economy is rapidly growing. The image shown by government finance is also a positive one. Since 2022, the budgets have been adopted timely. However, the justification information falls behind, as shown by the fact that both the...

Curacao follows the recommendation given by the Board of financial supervision of Curacao and Sint Maarten (Cft) and reserves extra means in the draft budget 2025 to compensate for the loss-making exploitation of the Curacao Medical Center (CMC). For...

On June 21st, 2024, the Kingdom Council of Ministers agreed with the appointment of Mr. Marion Agunbero, MA, as member of the Board of financial supervision of Aruba (CAft) on the recommendation of Aruba. Mr. Agunbero will succeed Ms. Hellen van der...

Sint Maarten stelde de begroting voor 2024 vast op 14 mei 2024. Dit is bijna een halfjaar na de deadline van 15 december 2023. Het College financieel toezicht Curaçao en Sint Maarten (Cft) maakt zich zorgen over de kwaliteit van de begroting en...

Op 18 juni 2024 bracht het College financieel toezicht Bonaire, Sint Eustatius en Saba (Cft) een bezoek aan Saba. Het college sprak daar met het bestuurscollege over de verdere ontwikkeling van het financieel beheer en de ingezette...

The economy of Aruba is growing in a prosperous way. The public finances are showing a positive image as well. It is important that Aruba uses its current financial position to structurally put its government finances in order and make the economy...

Along with Sint Maarten and the CBCS, Curaçao has managed to find a solution for the ENNIA issue. This solution will take up a considerable portion of the country’s budget, however, some financial margin still remains for Curaçao. Now is the time...

Since 2010, there has not been a single year in which Sint Maarten has managed to timely adopt its budget. This year, the situation is no different, which means there is no framework in place for incurring expenses and making investments. Therefore,...

Sint Maarten is expected to realize a surplus in its operational expenses in 2023. For now, the investments are lagging behind compared to the adopted 2023 budget. For long the Board of financial supervision Curaçao and Sint Maarten (Cft) has been...

The Aruban economy has been on the rise since 2021. According to the latest insights from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the economy will grow by 8 percent in 2023. For 2024 a growth of 3 percent is expected. This strong recovery, combined...