Should the website of the National Bank of Belgium no longer be available, this emergency site will keep you informed of the evolution of the situation.
The National Bank is the Belgian central bank. Together with the Eurosystem’s other central banks, it contributes to monetary policy, the main aim of which is to guarantee price stability, and puts into circulation the common currency, the euro. As an institution promoting the public interest, the NBB performs numerous services for the general public.
The National Bank of Belgium was established by a law of 5 May 1850. It was granted the legal form of a limited company (société anonyme, SA). Its share capital amounts to ten million euros, and is represented by 400,000 shares, half of which is owned by the State.
However, the National Bank is no commercial company aiming at distributing profit to its shareholders. It has a legal status, bodies and operating rules which discriminate it from other limited companies.
NBB Emergency 2024
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