Zentralbankensystems
The Zentralbankensystems, often translated as the central banking system, refers to the network of institutions responsible for managing a nation's or a monetary union's currency, money supply, and interest rates. Its primary role is to maintain economic stability through monetary policy. Key functions typically include issuing currency, acting as the banker to the government and commercial banks, and overseeing the payment system.
Central banks aim to control inflation, promote full employment, and ensure the soundness of the financial
The structure of a Zentralbankensystems can vary. Some countries have a single, monolithic central bank, while