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This dimension sorts economic institutions by their more specific subtype within a broader institution type. Wikipedia notes that international organizations "vary in terms of: inclusive or exclusive membership; broad or narrow scope; equal or unequal control by members," variation that produces several distinct subtypes even within one broad kind. Browsing by subtype keeps institutions of the same specific shape grouped together.

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Comparison

Institution Kindthe subject's own account

National Public 1

Central Bank

179 entries

Institution Type

Founding Year

Member Of (International Body)

Country or Jurisdiction Served

Dissolved

Headquartered In

African Monetary Union

Banco Central de Timor-Leste

Banco de Cabo Verde

Banco de Portugal

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Bangladesh Bank

Bank Al-Maghrib

Bank Indonesia

Bank of Albania

Bank of Algeria

Bank of Botswana

Bank of Canada

Bank of Central African States

Bank of England

Bank of Eritrea

Bank of Estonia

Bank of Finland

Bank of Ghana

Bank of Greece

Bank of Guatemala

Bank of Guyana

Bank of Israel

Bank of Italy

Bank of Jamaica

Bank of Japan

Bank of Korea

Bank of Latvia

Bank of Lithuania

Bank of Mauritius

Bank of Mexico

Bank of Mongolia

Bank of Mozambique

Bank of Namibia

Bank of Papua New Guinea

Bank of Sierra Leone

Bank of Slovenia

Bank of South Sudan

Bank of Spain

Bank of Tanzania

Bank of Thailand

Bank of the Lao PDR

Bank of the Republic (Colombia)

Bank of the Republic of Burundi

Bank of the Republic of Haiti

Bank of Uganda

Bank of Zambia

Banque de France

Banque du Liban

Bermuda Monetary Authority

BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement

Brunei Darussalam Central Bank

Bulgarian National Bank

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority

Central Bank of Argentina

Central Bank of Armenia

Central Bank of Aruba

Central Bank of Azerbaijan

Central Bank of Bahrain

Central Bank of Barbados

Central Bank of Belize

Central Bank of Bolivia

Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Central Bank of Brazil

Central Bank of Chile

Central Bank of Costa Rica

Central Bank of Cuba

Central Bank of Curacao and Sint Maarten

Central Bank of Cyprus

Central Bank of Djibouti

Central Bank of Ecuador

Central Bank of Egypt

Central Bank of Eswatini

Central Bank of Honduras

Central Bank of Iceland

Central Bank of Iraq

Central Bank of Ireland

Central Bank of Jordan

Central Bank of Kenya

Central Bank of Kuwait

Central Bank of Lesotho

Central Bank of Liberia

Central Bank of Libya

Central Bank of Madagascar

Central Bank of Malaysia

Central Bank of Malta

Central Bank of Mauritania

Central Bank of Montenegro

Central Bank of Myanmar

Central Bank of Nicaragua

Central Bank of Nigeria

Central Bank of Oman

Central Bank of Paraguay

Central Bank of Russia

Central Bank of Samoa

Central Bank of Sao Tome and Principe

Central Bank of Seychelles

Central Bank of Solomon Islands

Central Bank of Somalia

Central Bank of Sri Lanka

Central Bank of Sudan

Central Bank of Suriname

Central Bank of Syria

Central Bank of The Bahamas

Central Bank of the Comoros

Central Bank of the Congo

Central Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

Central Bank of the Dominican Republic

Central Bank of The Gambia

Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)

Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea

Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo

Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino

Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey

Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates

Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago

Central Bank of Tunisia

Central Bank of Turkmenistan

Central Bank of Uruguay

Central Bank of Venezuela

Central Bank of West African States

Central Bank of Yemen

Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador

Central Reserve Bank of Peru

Croatian National Bank

Czech National Bank

Da Afghanistan Bank

Danmarks Nationalbank

De Nederlandsche Bank

Deutsche Bundesbank

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

European Central Bank

Federal Reserve System

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Hungarian National Bank

Maldives Monetary Authority

Monetary Authority of Macao

Monetary Authority of Singapore

National Bank of Angola

National Bank of Belgium

National Bank of Cambodia

National Bank of Ethiopia

National Bank of Georgia

National Bank of Kazakhstan

National Bank of Moldova

National Bank of North Macedonia

National Bank of Poland

National Bank of Romania

National Bank of Rwanda

National Bank of Serbia

National Bank of Slovakia

National Bank of Tajikistan

National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic

National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

National Bank of Ukraine

National Reserve Bank of Tonga

Nepal Rastra Bank

Norges Bank

Oesterreichische Nationalbank

Palestine Monetary Authority

People's Bank of China

Qatar Central Bank

Reserve Bank of Australia

Reserve Bank of Fiji

Reserve Bank of India

Reserve Bank of Malawi

Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Reserve Bank of Vanuatu

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe

Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan

Saudi Central Bank

South African Reserve Bank

South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre

State Bank of Pakistan

State Bank of Vietnam

Sveriges Riksbank

Swiss National Bank

West African CFA franc

Sources

1. Central bank (Wikipedia)

WikipediaCentral bank, public-sector section

Quote, Central bank, public-sector section

By the early 21st century, most of the world's countries had a national central bank set up as a public sector institution.

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