Central Bank of Ireland
Location: Dublin 2, Dublin
The Central Bank Reform Act, 2010, created a new single unitary body – the Central Bank of Ireland - responsible for both central banking and financial regulation. The new structure replaced the previous related entities, the Central Bank and the Financial Services Authority of Ireland and the Financial Regulator.
We contribute to Eurosystem effectiveness and price stability, contribute to financial stability, ensure proper and effective regulation of financial institutions and markets, ensure that the best interests of consumers of financial services are protected, provide independent economic advice and high quality financial statistics and ensure efficient financial services infrastructure to the economy: payment and currency.