Central Bank of Liberia

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) was established on October 18, 1999 by an Act of the National Legislature of the Republic of Liberia. It became functional in 2000 and succeeds the National Bank of Liberia (NBL).

The principal objective of the CBL is to achieve and maintain price stability in the Liberian economy.

To this end, it seeks to preserve the purchasing power of the national currency; promote internal and external equilibrium in the national economy; encourage the mobilization of domestic and foreign savings and their efficient allocation for productive economic activities; facilitate the emergence of financial and capital markets that are capable of responding to the needs of the national economy, and foster monetary, credit and financial conditions conducive to orderly, balanced and sustained economic growth and development.

• Liberia Financial Statistical Reports
• Financial and Economic Bulletin - 3rd Quarter 2011
• Microfinance Regulation and Supervissory Framework for Liberia
• CBL Annual Report as at December 31st 2010
• Central Bank of Liberia Foreign Exchange Auction - NEW
• Commercial Bank Listing
• Liberia Official Gazette - Concerning Licensed Bank & Non-Bank Financial Institutions in Liberia
• Factsheet on Key Economic Financial Indicator - November 2011
• Factsheet on Key Economic Financial Indicator - October 2011