Central Bank of Kenya

The Central Bank of Kenya is the main financial authority responsible for managing the country’s money supply, stabilizing prices, and ensuring a healthy economy. It issues the official currency, the Kenyan shilling, and regulates commercial banks to maintain financial stability. The bank also manages national foreign exchange reserves and formulates monetary policy to control inflation and support economic growth. Its goal is to promote a stable financial system that encourages investment, savings, and overall economic development in Kenya.