BIS member central banks
The BIS fosters central bank collaboration and provides banking services to its institutional partners in an increasingly complex environment. It acts as a global forum for dialogue and cooperation among central banks and financial supervisory authorities from around the world.
The Bank's capital is held by central banks only. Sixty-three central banks and monetary authorities are currently members of the BIS and have rights of voting and representation at General Meetings. The BIS focuses on developments in financial markets, monetary policy, financial stability and innovation and encourages dialogue among central banks on these topics.
Member banks
Established in 1930, the BIS is owned by 63 central banks, representing countries from around the world that together account for about 95% of world GDP. Its head office is in Basel, Switzerland and it has two representative offices: in Hong Kong SAR and in Mexico City, as well as Innovation Hub Centres around the world.
| Algeria | Bank of Algeria |
| Argentina | Central Bank of Argentina |
| Australia | Reserve Bank of Australia |
| Austria | Central Bank of the Republic of Austria |
| Belgium | National Bank of Belgium |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Brazil | Central Bank of Brazil |
| Bulgaria | Bulgarian National Bank |
| Canada | Bank of Canada |
| Chile | Central Bank of Chile |
| China | People's Bank of China |
| Colombia | Central Bank of Colombia |
| Croatia | Croatian National Bank |
| Czech Republic | Czech National Bank |
| Denmark | Danmarks Nationalbank |
| Estonia | Bank of Estonia |
| European Union | European Central Bank |
| Finland | Bank of Finland |
| France | Bank of France |
| Germany | Deutsche Bundesbank |
| Greece | Bank of Greece |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong Monetary Authority |
| Hungary | Central Bank of Hungary |
| Iceland | Central Bank of Iceland |
| India | Reserve Bank of India |
| Indonesia | Bank Indonesia |
| Ireland | Central Bank of Ireland |
| Israel | Bank of Israel |
| Italy | Bank of Italy |
| Japan | Bank of Japan |
| Korea | Bank of Korea |
| Kuwait | Central Bank of Kuwait |
| Latvia | Bank of Latvia |
| Lithuania | Bank of Lithuania |
| Luxembourg | Central Bank of Luxembourg |
| Malaysia | Central Bank of Malaysia |
| Mexico | Bank of Mexico |
| Morocco | Bank Al-Maghrib |
| Netherlands | De Nederlandsche Bank |
| New Zealand | Reserve Bank of New Zealand |
| North Macedonia | National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia |
| Norway | Central Bank of Norway |
| Peru | Central Reserve Bank of Peru |
| Philippines | Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas |
| Poland | Narodowy Bank Polski |
| Portugal | Banco de Portugal |
| Romania | National Bank of Romania |
| Russia | Central Bank of the Russian Federation |
| Saudi Arabia | Saudi Central Bank |
| Serbia | National Bank of Serbia |
| Singapore | Monetary Authority of Singapore |
| Slovakia | National Bank of Slovakia |
| Slovenia | Banka Slovenije |
| South Africa | South African Reserve Bank |
| Spain | Bank of Spain |
| Sweden | Sveriges Riksbank |
| Switzerland | Swiss National Bank |
| Thailand | Bank of Thailand |
| Türkiye | Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye |
| United Arab Emirates (the) | Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates |
| United Kingdom (the) | Bank of England |
| United States (the) | Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System |
| Viet Nam | State Bank of Viet Nam |
