NbP

NBP is an acronym that can refer to several institutions, most commonly Narodowy Bank Polski, the central bank of Poland, and the National Bank of Pakistan, a major state-owned commercial bank in Pakistan.

Narodowy Bank Polski (NBP) acts as Poland's central bank. Its core responsibilities include formulating and implementing monetary policy, issuing and regulating the currency (the zloty), maintaining price stability and financial stability, and overseeing payment systems. It also manages foreign exchange reserves and serves as the government’s banker, as well as the lender of last resort to financial institutions. The NBP operates with institutional independence within the framework of Polish law. Governance is provided by the President of the NBP and the Monetary Policy Council, which sets policy and appoints key executives.

National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) was established in 1949 by the Government of Pakistan and is one of the country’s largest commercial banks. It offers a wide range of financial services, including retail banking, corporate banking, trade finance, and treasury operations. The bank maintains an extensive branch network and regional presence, and it is majority owned by the Government of Pakistan. As a commercial bank, it is regulated by the State Bank of Pakistan and participates in the country’s payments and financial infrastructure.

Other uses: The acronym NBP may refer to organizations or concepts in other sectors or countries, depending on the context. This article focuses on the two widely known financial institutions.