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The Central Bank of The Bahamas advises the public that its offices will be closed on Monday, September 2nd, 2019, due to the passage of Hurricane Dorian.
The Central Bank of The Bahamas is proud to announce the 36th Annual Open Category Art Competition and Exhibition to be held from Thursday, October 3rd, 2019 to November 1st, 2019. The objectives of the competition are t...
BAHAMIAN DOLLAR TREASURY BILL TENDER RATES AS AT JULY 25, 2019
Documents submitted in response to this EOI will be received by the Central Bank of The Bahamas ("the Bank") for the below goods, services or work:
Documents submitted in response to this EOI will be received by the Central Bank of The Bahamas ("the Bank") for the below goods, services or work:
Documents submitted in response to this RFQ will be received by the Central Bank of The Bahamas ("the Bank") for the below goods, services or work:
Documents submitted in response to this RFQ will be received by the Central Bank of The Bahamas ("the Bank") for the below goods, services or work:
This Notice is issued by The Central Bank of The Bahamas to draw attention to the importance of banks in conducting due diligence when issuing Investment Currency to applicants for investments.
The T. Baswell Donaldson Research Prize continues the legacy of the first Governor of the Central Bank of The Bahamas in striving to identify and inspire young scholars who are destined to stand out in their future contr...
Current and prospective Supervised Financial Institutions (SFIs) of the Central Bank of The Bahamas ("the Central Bank") are often required to make applications to the Bank Supervision Department of the Central Bank.
SMALL COUNTRY INTERFACES WITH THE WORLD'S FINANCIAL RULE-MAKERS
On 1st February 2018, the Central Bank of The Bahamas ('Bank') adjusted the buy and sell rate of the Investment Currency Market rate to 5% and 2½ % respectively from 12 ½ % buy and 10% sell rate.
Governor John Rolle describes the acceptable methods of identifying individuals under the Financial Transactions Reporting Act (FTRA) and associated Regulations.