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Slovakia

SVK · SK · Europe

The Slovakia country profile for bank credit desks, assembled from the official record: export credit agency coverage, company register and beneficial ownership access, sanctions and FATF standing, and company register events. Sources are named with each datum.

At a glance

IndicatorValueEditionSource
OECD country risk categorynot reviewed (high income)2026OECD country risk classification
CPI rank612025Corruption Perceptions Index
Corruption Perceptions Index482025Corruption Perceptions Index
Control of corruption50.102024Worldwide Governance Indicators
Government effectiveness64.102024Worldwide Governance Indicators
Political stability76.702024Worldwide Governance Indicators
Regulatory quality61.202024Worldwide Governance Indicators
Rule of law66.602024Worldwide Governance Indicators
Voice and accountability73.102024Worldwide Governance Indicators

Source attribution

  • Source: OECD, Country Risk Classifications of the Participants to the Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits.
  • Source: Transparency International, Corruption Perceptions Index. Licensed CC BY-ND 4.0.
  • Source: Worldwide Governance Indicators, The World Bank. Licensed CC BY 4.0.

Export credit agency

No export credit agency for Slovakia is tracked in the Stonewake reference set.

Company register access

No openly licensed company register for Slovakia is under Stonewake monitoring. Registers with restricted licences are not shown here.

Beneficial ownership register

Sanctions and FATF standing

Slovakia holds no active listing on the public-law lists Stonewake tracks: the EU AML high-risk list, the FATF increased monitoring and call for action lists, and country sanctions programmes.

Company register events

No company register events for Slovakia entities are recorded in the Stonewake dataset yet.

Public records only. Values are shown as published, with the publisher named beside each datum; data refreshes on each publisher's cadence.

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