About Bank of Italy

The Bank of Italy is the central bank of Italy, overseeing monetary policy and financial stability. As a member of the European Central Bank, it helps implement the eurozone’s monetary policies. The bank also supervises Italy's banking system, manages foreign reserves, and works to promote economic growth and stability in the country’s financial system.

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+39060647921

Address

Palazzo Koch, Rome, Italy

Website

bancaditalia.it

email@bancaditalia.it

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