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The '''Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie''' is the central bank of the [[Nouvelle Alexandrie|Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. It was established in {{AN|1685}}, as part of the package of legislation and reforms that came with the [[New Prosperity Plan]]. It acts as the banker of the Federation's government. | The '''Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie''' is the central bank of the [[Nouvelle Alexandrie|Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. It was established in {{AN|1685}}, as part of the package of legislation and reforms that came with the [[New Prosperity Plan]]. It acts as the banker of the Federation's government. | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 27 March 2023
| Type | Central bank of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie |
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| Industry | Banking and Finance |
| Founded | 1685 AN |
| Headquarters | Cárdenas, Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Products | Banking |
Federal Bank of Nouvelle AlexandrieThe Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie is the central bank of the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. It was established in 1685 AN, as part of the package of legislation and reforms that came with the New Prosperity Plan. It acts as the banker of the Federation's government.
The bank was formed as an independent agency, led by a Chairman of the Bank that is appointed by the Council of State and confirmed by the Federal Constituent Assembly. Despite its status as an independent agency within the federal government, it is wholly 100% owned by the Department of the Treasury of Nouvelle Alexandrie. By law, the bank retains significant independence in setting the monetary policy of the country because its monetary policy decisions do not have to be approved by the executive or legislative branches of government and because it does not receive funding appropriated by the government.
The National Economy Act, passed by the Federal Constituent Assembly in 1685 AN, established that the four main objectives for the independent central bank would be to maximize employment, stabilize prices, moderate long-term interest rates, and preserve the integrity of the national payment systems. The Banking Act added more responsibilities and powers for the independent central bank, including power to supervise and regulate banking, the maintenance of stability in the financial system, and financial services to depository institutions, the New Alexandrian government, and foreign official institutions. As a regulator and central bank, the Federal Bank does not offer consumer banking services. However, the Bank does manage some public-facing services such as exchanging superseded or damaged banknotes.
The Federal Bank is known in particular for its well-developed and meticulous research into matters relating to the economy of Nouvelle Alexandrie through its weekly research publication, the National Economic Journal.
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Budget
The Federal Bank of Nouvelle Alexandrie is self-funded, with all of its operations remaining independent from any funding appropriated by the federal government. The funding is almost all from the revenues from the bank's open market operations, sales of financial services (check and electronic payment processing), and discount window loans to depository institutions.
The National Economic Journal prepares and publishes financial updates and budget information in each of its weekly issues, along with a separate large and detailed yearly report that is transmitted directly to the Council of State and to the Cortes Federales.
