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About Central Bank of Egypt
Date of Establishment: 1961.
Legal Form: The CBE is an autonomous public legal person,
assuming the authorities and powers vested therein by Law
No. 88 for 2003, and the Presidential Decree No. 64 for
2004, Issuing the Statute of the Central Bank .
Paid-up Capital: 1000 million Egyptian pounds ( LE).
Funds: The funds of the Central Bank are considered private
funds.
Board of Directors:
Chairman (Governor), Vice Chairmen (two Deputy Governors)
and 12 members.
Senior Management: Sub-Governors, Assistant Sub-Governors.
Advisors: Legal, Governor's Office, Public Relations,
Supervision....
Objectives & Functions: The main objectives and functions of
the CBE are as follows:-
A) Realizing price stability and the banking system
soundness, and setting
the objectives of the monetary policy, in agreement with the
government,
through a coordinating council. (Presidential Decree No. 17
for 2005)
B) Formulating and implementing the monetary, credit &
banking policies.
C) Issuing banknotes and determining their denominations and
specifications.
D) Managing liquidity in the national economy. It may
conduct open market
operations.
E) Influencing the banking credit in a way warranting the
fulfillment of the
actual needs of the different aspects of economic activity.
F) Supervising the units of the banking sector.
G) Managing the gold and foreign exchange reserves of the
State.
H) Regulating and managing the foreign exchange market.
I) Supervising the national payments system.
J) Recording and following up Egypt's external debt (public
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