Keskpank
Keskpank is the Estonian term for a central bank, the primary institution responsible for a country's monetary policy, currency management where applicable, and the stability of the financial system. In Estonian usage, keskpank can refer to the central banking system in general or to a particular nation’s central bank.
Core functions typically include formulating and implementing monetary policy to maintain price stability; issuing or coordinating
Governance and independence vary by country, but central banks are usually designed to operate with a degree
In Estonia, the national central bank is Eesti Pank. It was established after the country regained independence
Thus, keskpank denotes the central banking authority in Estonian contexts, most typically represented today by Eesti