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  1. Bank Indonesia
    e-mail:
    humasbi@bi.go.id
STATUS AND POSITION OF BANK INDONESIA

As an Independent State Institution

Firm, independent and reliable
A new chapter in the history of Bank Indonesia as an independent central bank was initiated when a new Central Bank Act, the UU No. 23/1999 on Bank Indonesia, was enacted on May 17, 1999. The Act confers it the status and position as an independent state institution and freedom from interference by the Government or any other external parties.

As an independent state institution, Bank Indonesia is fully autonomous in formulating and implementing each of its task and authority as stipulated in the Act. External parties are strictly prohibited from interfering with Bank Indonesia's implementation of its tasks, and Bank Indonesia has the duty to refuse or disregard any attempt of interference in any form by any party.

In order to further assure its independence, the Act confers Bank Indonesia a special position within the civil structure of the Republic of Indonesia. As an independent state institution, the position of Bank Indonesia is not similar with other state high offices. In addition, the position of Bank Indonesia is not the same as that of other Government Departments, in that Bank Indonesia exists outside of the Government.

Such unique status and position are necessary so that Bank Indonesia can implement its role and function as monetary authority more effectively and efficiently.

As a Legal Entity

Whether as a public legal entity or as civil legal entity, the position of Bank Indonesia is regulated by the statutes. As a public legal entity, Bank Indonesia has the authority to issue policy rules and regulations, which are binding to the public - at - large. As a civil legal entity, Bank Indonesia is able to represent itself in and outside the court of law.

Public Relations Bank Indonesia
Jl. MH. Thamrin 2 Jakarta 10110 Indonesia
Telp: (62-21) 381-7187 Fax: (62-21) 350-1867
  1. Bank of Albania
    e-mail:
    public@bankofalbania.org
It compiles, approves and implements the monetary policy of the country and implements the appropriate monetary instruments to achieve the targets of this monetary policy;

It has the exclusive right to issue and circulate the national currency and banknote;

It keeps and administers the foreign reserve of the Republic of Albania;

It compiles, adopts and implements the regime of foreign exchange and the policy of exchange rate as well;

It licenses or revokes the license on exercising the banking activity and supervises the banking activity to ensure the stability of banking system;

It serves as banker, advisor and fiscal agent for the Republic of Albania;

It serves as bank of second - tier banks;

It urges the normal functioning of payments system.
Bank of Albania, Scanderbeg Square, No. 1
Tirana ALBANIA
  1. Bank of Canada
    e-mail:
    paffairs@bankofcanada.ca
The Bank of Canada's responsibilities focus on the goals of low and stable inflation, a safe and secure currency, financial stability, and the efficient management of government funds and public debt.
Public Information
Bank of Canada
234 Wellington Street
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0G9
  1. Bank of England
    e-mail:
    enquiries@bankofengland.co.uk
About The Bank

This area of the Bank of England's website briefly describes what the Bank does - its main activities and responsibilities. From here you can go to the different areas of the website to find out more about each part of the Bank's work and the relevant material produced by the Bank. If you want to know more about the Bank generally, click on the SelectedTopics.

The Bank of England is the central bank of the United Kingdom. Sometimes known as the 'Old Lady' of Threadneedle Street, the Bank was founded in 1694, nationalised in 1946, and gained operational independence in 1997. Standing at the centre of the UK's financial system, the Bank is committed to promoting and maintaining a stable and efficient monetary and financial framework as its contribution to a healthy economy.

Threadneedle Street, London EC2R 8AH
Main switchboard +44 (0)20 7601 4444
Public enquiries +44 (0)20 7601 4878
Journalist/Media enquiries +44 (0)20 7601 4411
Financial Sanctions enquiries +44 (0)20 7601 4768
Statistical data enquiries +44 (0)20 7601 5353
  1. Bank of Ghana
    e-mail:
    secretary@bog.gov.gh
In 1947, there were proposals from leading politicians in the country that a national bank with central banking functions should be established. In 1949 a select committee of the Legislative Assembly was appointed to investigate the establishment of a national bank with purely central banking functions.

In 1951 the government appointed Sir Cecil Trevor to examine the question of setting up a national bank on commercial lines to finance development projects and to act as a reserve bank. On the basis of his recommendation, a state owned commercial bank was established in 1952 by the Bank of the Gold Coast Ordinance. The new Bank started Operations in 1953.

In subsequent years as the country approached independence, it became evident that a new institution responsible for the issue of currency in the Gold Coast was more suitable for an independent country than the West African Currency Board which was responsible for the issue of currency in the Gold Coast, the Gambia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria.

The Bank of Ghana was therefore established as a central bank on 4th March 1957 by the Bank of Ghana Ordinance (No. 34) of 1957. It started operations on 1st August 1957.

HEAD OFFICE
Postal Address Bank of Ghana
P.O. Box 2674
Accra
Cable Address GHANABANK, Accra
Telex 2052, 2541 GHBANK GH
International Dial Code 233-21
Telephone numbers 666174 - 6
666361 - 5
666902 - 8
666921 - 5
Fax 662996
  1. Bank of Greece
    e-mail:
    secretariat@bankofgreece.gr
The Bank of Greece

дhe Bank of Greece was established in 1927 and began operations in May 1928 as the central bank of the country, with its Head Office in Athens and 27 branches nationwide; on 1 January 2002 it had a staff of 3.086 people.

The Bank of Greece forms part of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB) which comprises the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks (NCBs) of all EU Member States. As of 1 January 2001 the Bank of Greece is a member of the Eurosystem which consists of the ECB and the NCBs of euro area Member States.

The Statute of the Bank of Greece was amended by the decisions of the General Meeting of Shareholders of the Bank of Greece held on 22.12.1997 and 25.4.2000, ratified by Laws 2609/98 and 2832/00 respectively, to meet the requirements of the Treaty on European Union. The new Statute:


explicitly states that the Bank's primary objective is to ensure price stability;
safeguards the Bank's independence and establishes its accountability to Parliament;
establishes a new body at the Bank of Greece, the Monetary Policy Council; and
recognises the Bank's legal integration into the Eurosytem as from the adoption of the single currency in Greece (1 January 2001); in this context , the Bank of Greece contributes to the implementation of monetary policy in the euro area, as formulated by the Governing Council of the ECB, and of exchange rate policy.

In addition to its tasks in the field of monetary and exchange rate policy, the Bank:

holds and manages the country's official foreign reserves;
issues banknotes which have the status of legal tender;
exercises prudential supervision of credit institutions and other financial institutions;
promotes and oversees the smooth operation of payment and securities settlement systems;
acts as a treasurer and fiscal agent for the government.

Contact information
Address:
BANK OF GREECE
21 E. Venizelos Avenue
GR 102 50 ATHENS

Telephone: +30 210 320 1111
+30 210 320 2048
+30 210 320 2052

Telefax: +30 210 323 2239
+30 210 323 2816

Telex : 215102, 215752, 215363 BNGR GR

Telegrams : BANGRECE
  1. Bank of Guyana
    e-mail:
    communications@solutions2000.net
MISSION STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF GUYANA
The Mission of the Bank of Guyana is to excel in the fostering of price and monetary stability in Guyana through the promotion of stable credit and exchange conditions conducive to the growth of the economy; and to accord to the people of Guyana, the highest possible respect through the development and maintenance of high standards of integrity, efficiency, competence and expertise in the management of the financial system and the overall economy.

FUNCTIONS
Having regard to its Mission, the functions of the Bank of Guyana are as follows:
1. To offer advice to the Government on economic management in order to achieve the desired course of economic events and minimise or avoid inconsistences among various governmental policy measures..
2. To offer advice on the efficacy of alternative policy instruments - exchange rates, interest rates and money supply.
3. To monitor the functioning of the financial system and foster its development.
4. To manage the foreign exchange reserves of the nation within the context of national policy.
5. To operate such accounts of the Government as are assigned to the Bank.
6. To manage the internal and the external public debt.
7. To issue the country's legal tender and to ensure the efficiency of the arrangements for payments and other forms of exchange.
8. To co-operate with other Government agencies in facilitating international trade and payments.

FUNCTIONS AS A PUBLIC SECTOR INSTITUTION
As an institution within the public sector, the objectives of the Bank are as follows:
1. To develop expertise in the management of financial institutions and the overall economy and to make such expertise available to other institutions through membership of Boards, secondment or permanent transfer arrangements.
2. To develop systems of data collection, processing and analysis and to share the facilities with the rest of the public sector whenever possible.
3. To develop any other skills relevant to the Bank's overall functioning and to make such skills available to the rest of the public sector.
4. To operate with such efficiency as will earn the respect of the Government and the people, the banks it supervises and its international contacts.
5. Within its power, to accord respect to the people of Guyana and those with whom the Bank comes in contact, in order to avoid alienating the public against the public sector institutions.

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT FUNCTION
With regard to the Human Resources Development Mission, the Bank's objective includes the following:
1. To raise the level of skills in each member of staff to the fullest of his or her potential.
2. To pursue such training whenever the opportunity exists, as will develop this potential at all levels of the institution and to popularise the notion of broad-base development which rests on improvement of skills of all the people.

ORGANIZATION
The Ministry of Finance has the responsibility for appointing the Deputy Governor, Banking Manager and other Directors of the Board. The President has the sole responsibility of appointing the Governor. The Board of Directors of the Bank of Guyana include the Governor, Deputy Governor and four persons including an ex-officio member identified by the Ministry to sit on the Board. The Board of Directors is the ultimate decision making body which formulates policy and guidelines for the Bank's operations. The Bank's operations are administered by several departments/divisions, which adhere to a formal organisational structure. Departments/Divisions within the Bank of Guyana are as follows :
Л Accounts & Budget
Л Bank Supervision
Л Human Resources (including Human Resources Management, Cafeteria, Services, Training & Communications Divisions)
Л Information Services
ЛInternal Audit
Л International
Л Legal
Л Maintenance & Security
Л Operations (including Banking, Currency & Money Market Divisions)
Л Research (including the Library)

THE BANK OF GUYANA LOGO
The features of the Bank's Logo are:
1. The top left division depicts the Rice Industry.
2. The top right division depicts the Timber Industry.
3. The bottom left division depicts the Ship Building Industry.
4. The bottom right division depicts the Minerals of Guyana.

THE BANK OF GUYANA BUILDING
The Bank of Guyana building was constructed by the contracting firm Taylor Woodrow International Limited. The building was completed on October 11, 1965 and was officially opened on October 15, 1965. The architects were W. H. Watkins and Partners, in consultation with the Building Division of the Ministry of Works and Hydraulics.
Tel.: 592-22-63250 - 9
Fax: 592-22-72965
Telex: GY 2267
  1. Bank of Hawaii Economic Research Center
    e-mail:
    e-bankoh@boh.com
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  1. Bank of Israel
    e-mail:
    webmaster@bankisrael.gov.il
The Functions of the Bank of Israel
Under the provisions of the Bank of Israel Law, The Banking Law, and the Currency Control Law, the Bank of Israel has a range of responsibilities. The main ones are listed below.
Monetary policy
Regulating and directing monetary policy
Economic advisor to the government
Foreign currency activity
Foreign exchange control
Banking supervision
Issuing coins and banknotes
Banker of the government and of the banks
Representing Israel in international institutions
  1. Bank of Jamaica
    e-mail:
    info@boj.org.jm
The Bank of Jamaica, established by the Bank of Jamaica Law (1960), began operations in May 1961, terminating the Currency Board System which had been in existence from 1939. The establishment of the Central Bank was in recognition of the need for an appropriately regulated financial structure to encourage the development process, particularly as Jamaica was about to embark on the road to political independence.

The main objectives of the Central Bank were defined by the Bank of Jamaica Act to be:
To issue and redeem notes and coins.
To keep and administer the reserves of Jamaica.
To influence the volume and conditions of supply of credit so as to promote the fullest expansion in production, trade and employment, consistent with the maintenance of monetary stability in Jamaica and the external value of the currency.
To foster the development of money and capital markets in Jamaica.
To act as banker to the Government.

In the earlier years, the Central Bank's role tended to be of a largely reactive nature as the institution grappled with several national and international developments. However, in recent years, monetary policy implementation has been characterized by a more proactive stance, as the Central Bank has actively sought to encourage the appropriate environment for economic growth and development. In this regard, in 1985, in collaboration with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Central Bank introduced a programme for financial reform - The Financial Sector Reform Programme (FSRP). This initiative was aimed at more effective intermediation, through the encouragement of market forces and the strengthening of the Central Bank's capacity to implement monetary policy.



Nethersole Place
PO Box 621
Kingston
Jamaica, West Indies

Tel: (876) 922-0750
Fax: (876) 922-0854

Cable: 'RESERVE' KINGSTON
Telex: 2165/2167/2173

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