Afghanistan's central bank, set up in Kabul in 1939. Its primary objective is domestic price stability.
What they do
Sets monetary and exchange-rate policy and manages the official reserves. Licences, regulates and supervises banks, foreign exchange dealers, money service providers, payment system operators and securities service providers. Issues the AML/CFT, KYC, licensing and prudential regulations listed on its website.
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