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Bank of Thailand

According to the Bank of Thailand (BOT) Act B.E.2485 as amended by B.E.2551, roles and responsibilities of the Bank of Thailand are as follows. 1. Print and issue banknotes and other security documents​ 2. Promote monetary stability and formulate m​onetary policies. 3. Manage the BOT's ​​assets 4. Provide banking facilities to the ​government and act as the registrar for the government bonds 5. Provide banking facilities for the fin​ancial institutions. 6. Establish or Support the esta​blishment of payment system 7. Supervise and examine the financial i​nstitutions 8. Manage the country's fore​​​ign exchan​ge rate under the foreign exchange system and manage assets in the currency reserve according to the Currency Act​. 9. Control the foreign exchange according to the e​xchange control act.

Bank of South Sudan
Bank of Sierra Leone
Bank of Papua New Guinea
Bank of Namibia

Vision Statement To be a leading central bank committed to a prosperous Namibia. Mission Statement To support sustainable economic development through effective monetary policy and an inclusive and stable financial system for the benefit of all Namibians.

Bank of Mongolia

The Central Bank of Mongolia shall be the competent organization authorized to implement State monetary policy within the territory of Mongolia. The Central Bank of Mongolia shall be called the Bank of Mongolia (Mongolbank) and the main objective is to ensure the stability of the national currency – Togrog. The Bank of Mongolia is a legal entity established by the State and shall use the seal, stamp, and official form. Within its main objective the Bank of Mongolia shall also promote balanced and sustained development of the national economy, through maintaining the stability of money, financial markets and the banking system. In order to implement its objectives as set forth in the law of Mongolia on central bank, the Bank of Mongolia shall conduct the following activities: 1. Issuing currencies into transaction; 2. Formulation and implementation of monetary policy by coordinating money supply in the economy; 3. Acting as the Government’s fiscal intermediary; 4. Supervision the banking activities; 5. Organization of inter-bank payments and settlements; 6. Holding and management of the State’s reserves of foreign currencies.

Bank of Mauritius
Bank of Lithuania
Bank of Lao PDR (Lao PDR)
Bank of Kigali

Positively transform the lives of all Rwandans, positioning Rwanda for a prosperous future.

Bank of Japan
Bank of Jamaica
Bank of Israel
Bank of Guyana
Bank of Guatemala
Bank of Greece
Bank of Ghana

We formulate and implement monetary policy to achieve price stability, contribute to the promotion and maintenance of financial stability, and ensure a sound payment system.

Bank of Estonia
Bank of Eritrea
Bank of England