Honduras's central bank, governed by a law first issued as Decreto No. 53 in 1950 and since reformed (Decretos 228-96, 248-2002 and 111-2004).
What they do
Its stated fundamental objective is to safeguard the internal and external value of the national currency, and it formulates and executes monetary, credit and exchange-rate policy. It also organises and regulates the payments system in coordination with the CNBS (Arts. 2, 16 and 54). It does not licence or supervise banks; that falls to the CNBS.
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