ABOUT THE RESERVE BANK OF VANUATU

The Reserve Bank of Vanuatu is the Central Bank of the Republic of Vanuatu. Vanuatu achieved its political independence from Great Britain and France on July 30, 1980 five months after the birth of the new nation, Parliament approved the Central Bank Act, which marked the formal establishment of the Central Bank of Vanuatu...» Read More

VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS

OUR VISION

Providing the conditions for Vanuatu to build a strong economy by ensuring confidence and stability in our financial system.

OUR MISSION

• Establish appropriate monetary conditions for price stability

• Establish financial conditions and adopt policies that will ensure an adequate level of foreign exchange reserves to meet external obligations

• Provide proactive and sound advice to Government

• Develop an internationally reputable financial system

• Inspire public confidence in the Reserve Bank

• Meet the currency needs of the public

• Disseminate timely and quality information

• Recruit, develop and retain a professional team dedicated to the pursuit of quality practices

• Ensure sound banking practices so as to provide the protection of depositors


OUR VALUES

• Honesty, fairness and integrity

• Dedication – getting the job done on time and to the highest standard

• Respect and loyalty – for our colleagues

• Proactive – in addressing our customer needs

• Excellence – in what we do

Our responsibility

Reserve Bank's Statutory Responsibilities

The functions, powers and responsibilities of the RBV are specified in the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu Act [CAP 125] of 1980. The specific roles of the RBV as spelled out in Section 3 of the Reserve Bank is to...» Read More

Our legislation

Regulatory Frameworks

Laws and regulations governed or administered by the Reserve Bank..» Read More

Who we are

Organisation Structure & Departments

The Organisation Structure shows the internal operations of the RBV. The internal operations are organized into four main departments namely, Research, Banking Supervision, Operations, and Administration. The Information Technology (IT) Unit was created in 2002 from the functions of data processing office of the Operation department and reports directly to the Deputy Governor...» Read More

What we do

Our Publications

Please click here to look at a list of online format of the Reserve Bank's printed publications.

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