Bank of Greece
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The Bank of Greece is the country’s central bank and a member of the European System of Central Banks. It is responsible for regulating the Greek financial system, issuing the national currency (until Greece adopted the euro), and implementing monetary policy. The bank aims to ensure financial stability, support economic growth, and manage inflation in Greece. It also supervises Greek banks to ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
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