CnB

CNB is an acronym that can refer to many different organizations, concepts, and entities. There is no single, universally recognized meaning for CNB; the intended expansion depends on context, language, and country.

In finance and banking, CNB is a common abbreviation used by banks whose official names include the words Central, National, and Bank. These institutions may be local, regional, or historical, and CNB branding can appear on regulatory filings, signage, and branding materials. The precise legal name, ownership, and status vary by jurisdiction.

In government and public administration, CNB can denote national- or central-banking authorities or other public bodies when translated into English; however, many countries use local acronyms for their central banks. For example, the Czech central bank uses ČNB.

In other domains, CNB appears as an acronym for non-profit organizations, corporations, research networks, and media or cultural projects, where the initials reflect the organization’s name in its language.

Because CNB is not unique, a clarified context—such as country, sector, or the full name—is typically necessary to identify the intended entity.