Central Bank of Sri Lanka
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Description
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) is the country's main financial institution that was founded in 1950 as a semi-autonomous entity and is now managed by a five-member Monetary Board.
The CBSL aspires to attain and maintain two primary goals: to preserve a healthy and stable economic and financial system while properly utilizing resources. The bank’s goals are the preservation of economic and pricing stability and the preservation of the financial system's stability.
CBSL is also the sole authority able to issue monetary notes and coins to the general public and as such is responsible for currency issuance and administration.
CBSL advises the Government of Sri Lanka on economic matters and serves as its banker and agent being responsible for managing the Employees' Provident Fund, administering the country's public debt, offering exchange control services and administering foreign and government-funded credit programs to improve access to capital for regional development.
Country eligibility
Circumstantial eligible countries
Tender Management Modes
WB