Czechoslovak National Bank

The Czechoslovak National Bank was the central bank of Czechoslovakia, responsible for managing the country’s currency, controlling inflation, and ensuring financial stability. It regulated commercial banks, issued the national currency, and implemented monetary policy to support economic growth. As the main authority in the financial system, it played a critical role in maintaining confidence in the country’s economy until the peaceful split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1993, after which separate central banks were established for each nation.