What is the role of the Bank of International Settlements?

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) serves as a bank for central banks, promoting monetary and financial stability globally. It provides a platform for central banks to collaborate, share information, and conduct research on financial stability issues. Additionally, the BIS facilitates international financial transactions and supports the implementation of monetary policies among its member institutions. Through its various functions, it aims to foster cooperation among central banks and enhance the effectiveness of their policies.