South Sudan's central bank, set up under the Bank of South Sudan Act (2011). It issues the South Sudan Pound and says it works to keep prices stable and support a sound financial system.
What they do
Its Supervision and Regulation directorate has divisions for bank inspection and licensing, microfinance, insurance and pensions, AML/CFT regulation, and fintech and digital financial services (mobile money supervision and an innovation sandbox). It publishes the Acts, regulations and circulars that apply to banks and other licensed financial institutions.
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