Croatian National Bank

Croatian National Bank is located in Zagreb, Croatia on Trg hrvatskih velikana 3. Croatian National Bank is rated 3.7 out of 5 in the category government administration in Croatia. The Croatian National Bank is the central bank of the Republic of Croatia and part of the European System of Central Banks. The primary objective of the CNB is maintaining price stability and the stability of the financial system as a whole. The Croatian National Bank executes monetary and foreign exchange policies, manages international reserves of the Republic of Croatia, issues the Croatian currency - the kuna, issues authorisations of credit institutions, credit unions, payment institutions and electronic money institutions and supervises their operation. The CNB also issues authorisations of authorised exchange offices. The Croatian National Bank is autonomous and independent in achieving its objective and carrying out its tasks. The CNB reports on its work to the Croatian Parliament. For more information about the Croatian National Bank please visit http://www.hnb.hr/en/home. ____________________________________________________ Hrvatska narodna banka središnja je banka Republike Hrvatske i sastavni je dio Europskog sustava središnjih banaka. Osnovni cilj HNB-a jest održavanje stabilnosti cijena, pri čemu HNB vodi računa i o stabilnosti financijskog sustava u cjelini. Hrvatska narodna banka vodi monetarnu i deviznu politiku, upravlja međunarodnim pričuvama Republike Hrvatske, izdaje hrvatski novac - kunu, izdaje odobrenja za rad kreditnim institucijama, kreditnim unijama te institucijama za platni promet i elektronički novac te nadzire njihovo poslovanje. HNB također izdaje odobrenja za rad ovlaštenim mjenjačima. U ostvarivanju svog cilja i obavljanju svojih zadataka Hrvatska narodna banka samostalna je i neovisna, a izvješća o svom djelovanju podnosi Hrvatskom saboru. Više informacija o Hrvatskoj narodnoj banci dostupno je na sljedećoj poveznici http://www.hnb.hr/.