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Central
Bank of the Congo
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The Central
Bank of the Congo (French: Banque Centrale du Congo) is the central bank of
the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The bank's main offices are on
Boulevard Colonel Tshatshi in La Gombe in Kinshasa. As the DRC is much
larger than Alaska, the central bank has branches in Kamina, Kasumbalesa,
Kikwit, Tshikapa, Ilebo and Matadi. |
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Under Law No.
005/2002 of 07 May 2002 on the establishment, organization and operation of
the Central Bank of Congo, the Bank executes all the functions that a
central bank traditionally performs as elsewhere in the world.
The core functions of
Central Bank of the Congo are briefly discussed as follows:
implement
the country's monetary policy whose main objective is to ensure the
stability of general price Congolese franc thus ensuring internal and
external stability of the national currency; |
hold and
manage the official reserves of the Republic;
prescribe
standards and regulations concerning foreign exchange transactions;
participate
in the negotiation of any international agreement involving payment methods
and the implementation thereof;
develop
regulations and control of credit institutions, the microfinance
institutions and other intermediaries;
promote the
smooth functioning of settlement systems and payment; and
promote the
development of money markets and capital.
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Central Bank of the Congo |
HQ
Address: |
563, Bld. Colonel
Tshiatshi
Gombe
Kinshasa
BP 2627 Kinshasa 1
Democratic Republic of Congo |
Telephone: |
+243 99 75 48 283 |
Facsimile: |
+243 81 30 10 959 |
Website: |
www.bcc.cd |
Currency: |
Congolese Franc |
Banking Hours: |
Monday - Friday : 7.00am - 2.00pm |
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In achieving the functions as mentioned above, the Bank commits itself to
providing effective support functions through a sound banking and financial
control system, appropriate information system and the development of
competent and qualified staff. |
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