Bom is the central bank of Mauritius, established in September 1967. Modeled after the Bank of England and with the assistance of senior officers from there, Bom plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability and prosperity of the Mauritian economy. With a focus on monetary policy, Bom implements guidelines and frameworks to ensure sound financial practices.

The bank's Monetary Policy Committee makes interest rate decisions and monitors market developments, contributing to a stable and predictable economic environment. In addition to its regulatory functions, Bom also plays a role in financial stability. It supervises and licenses financial institutions, ensuring compliance with guidelines and regulations.

The bank also provides important reports and publications to inform the public and stakeholders about the state of the economy. With a commitment to transparency and accountability, Bom is dedicated to promoting economic growth and safeguarding the financial well-being of Mauritius