Bangladesh Bank Act, 2000

The Bangladesh Bank Act, 2000, establishes the legal framework for Bangladesh Bank, the country's central bank. It defines its roles, responsibilities, and powers, including regulating and supervising banks, managing monetary policy, issuing currency, and maintaining financial stability. The Act ensures that Bangladesh Bank operates independently to foster a stable and secure financial system, supports economic growth, and protects the interests of the public by effective regulation and oversight of banking and financial activities in Bangladesh.