Chile's central bank. Its homepage states its mission as contributing to the country's well-being and quality of life by protecting economic and financial stability, keeping inflation under control and strengthening confidence in the future.
What they do
Issues financial, monetary and foreign-exchange rules, collected in its Compendios de Normas, and publishes Circulares and Council agreements. Its organic law (Art. 3) sets its objective as the stability of the currency and the normal functioning of internal and external payments, and Art. 35 gives it powers over how banks and cooperatives take in public funds and over payment systems.
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