Qatar Central Bank

The Qatar Central Bank (QCB) is the main financial authority in Qatar, responsible for managing the country's monetary policy and maintaining financial stability. Established in 1993, it oversees the banking sector, issuing the national currency (the Qatari riyal) and regulating banks and financial institutions. The QCB also aims to foster economic growth and ensure a stable financial system by managing foreign exchange reserves and supervising economic trends. Its role is crucial in supporting Qatar's economic development and ensuring confidence in its financial system.