The Bank of Botswana is the country's central bank, responsible for formulating and implementing monetary and exchange rate policy to maintain price stability and support sustainable economic growth. It regulates and supervises commercial banks, bureaux de change and other financial institutions to safeguard financial stability. The Bank also manages the national currency, the Pula, and oversees Botswana's foreign exchange reserves, including the Pula Fund.
Through its website, the Bank provides access to economic and financial data, including exchange rates, inflation figures, interest rates and monetary policy statements. It publishes annual reports, financial stability reports, research bulletins and press releases covering developments in the banking and financial sector. Additional resources include information on careers, tenders, the National Payments System, and the Deposit Insurance Scheme of Botswana.
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