WILLEMSTAD – The Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten will conduct research over the next two months into the financial position and payment behavior of people in Curaçao. The bank does this together with the Central Bureau of Statistics.
The aim is to gain insight into how Curaçao citizens handle money. The Central Bank asks households to cooperate if one of their representatives comes along. The person is required to identify him or herself at the time of the visit.
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