Banque du Liban: Lebanon's Central Bank and Currency

Banque du Liban is the central bank of Lebanon. It issues and manages the Lebanese pound (LBP), the national currency. The bank is responsible for monetary policy, banking regulation, financial stability, and managing foreign reserves.

Established in 1963, it plays a pivotal role in Lebanon's financial system, though the country's ongoing economic crisis has challenged its operations and the pound's stability.