About the Bank
Learn about the Bank of Zambia's history, mandate, and the values that guide our work as the nation's central bank.
Background & History
The Bank of Zambia was established by the Bank of Zambia Act of 1964, just months after Zambia gained independence. As the nation's central bank, it has been instrumental in developing Zambia's financial system and maintaining monetary stability over six decades.
From its humble beginnings, the Bank has grown to become a cornerstone of Zambia's economic infrastructure, playing a crucial role in monetary policy formulation, financial sector regulation, and the promotion of financial inclusion.
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Mandate & Functions
Understand the legal framework, core responsibilities, and primary functions that guide the Bank of Zambia's operations as the nation's central bank.
Governance & Leadership
Meet the leadership team, Board of Directors, and understand the governance structure that ensures accountability and effective decision-making.
Departments
Explore the various departments that work together to fulfill the Bank's mandate and deliver on its strategic objectives.
Quick Facts
1964
Year Established
60+
Years of Service
11
Governors to Date