The Central Bank of Ireland is responsible for both central banking and financial regulation in Ireland.

Exchange rates from 1999 to the present are reference rates published by the European Central Bank, expressed as units of currency per euro. Exchange rates from 1979 to 1998 are closing mid-market indications for the Irish pound, expressed as units of currency per Irish pound.

This page is an overview of the organisational structure of the Central Bank of Ireland. View the organization chart showing key divisions within the Central Bank and the oranogram showing the management structure of key divisions.

The Central Bank, in conjunction with the ECB and other national competent authorities, is responsible for ensuring that payment, settlement, and currency systems are safe, resilient and efficient and that access to such systems is not restricted.

The Central Bank of Ireland serves the public interest by safeguarding monetary and financial stability and by working to ensure that the financial system operates in the best interests of consumers and the wider economy.

The Central Bank oversees the development and implementation of regulatory policy in relation to financial services sector both domestically and internationally. Our core activities are: to develop and maintain the Central Bank’s domestic prudential and conduct policy framework;

Email: You can contact Central Bank of Ireland via [email protected]. We are currently busier than usual and it may take up to 15 working days to reply to your email. If your query is urgent, call us using the numbers below. You can also find answers to common questions in our Consumer Hub. Phone: 0818 681 681 or +353 (0)1 224 5800

The Central Bank of Ireland’s Registers contains individual registers for all financial service providers and collective investment schemes (CIS) regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. It also includes details of other types of finanical service providers which we are required to disclose on our registers but are not regulated by us.

We regulate more than 10,000 firms providing financial services in Ireland and overseas. This regulation is undertaken through risk-based supervision, underpinned by a credible threat of enforcement. Our objective is to ensure financial stability, consumer protection and …

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