Nepal's central bank, which says it was established in 1956 and carries out the central banking duties of the country.
What they do
Formulates monetary and foreign exchange policy, supervises banks and financial institutions through separate supervision departments, and runs payment systems and foreign exchange management departments. It also issues AML/CFT directives to the institutions it licenses and publishes quarterly enforcement action reports.
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