The Central Bank of Eswatini is the monetary authority of the Kingdom of Eswatini, established to foster price and financial stability that is conducive to the economic development of Eswatini. The mandate of the Bank is to:
The mandate of the Bank is to:
- Formulate and implement sound monetary policy to achieve financial stability;
- Regulate and supervise the financial sector to the end of achieving a sound and efficient financial system;
- Issue and redeem currency (notes and coins);
- Hold and manage foreign reserves in the country;
- Act as a banker, a lender of last resort to financial institutions and facilitate development of domestic financial markets;
- Conduct research on monetary, financial and economic matters to support monetary policy formulation and;
- Stregthen stakeholder relationships.