
Central Bank of Barbados
The Central Bank of Barbados regulates the country’s banking sector, overseeing monetary policy and financial stability. The Bank plays a critical role in managing inflation, stabilizing the national currency (the Barbadian dollar), and ensuring the overall health of the financial system. Its functions include managing the country’s foreign exchange reserves, setting interest rates, and supervising commercial banks. The Bank also contributes to the economic policy framework and works to support sustainable growth.




















