Central Bank of Iceland

The Central Bank of Iceland, also known as Seðlabanki Íslands, aims to promote stable inflation, financial stability, and reliable financial operations. As the country's central bank, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the economic well-being of Iceland. The bank engages in various activities, including implementing monetary policy, supervising financial stability, and publishing economic statistics.

They conduct quarterly lending surveys among the four major commercial banks, analyzing loan supply and demand factors in the past three months, as well as banks' expectations for the next six months. The Central Bank of Iceland also releases research papers and reports on topics such as participation in supplementary pension savings. With its dedication to financial stability and transparency, the Central Bank of Iceland diligently serves the Icelandic economy and promotes a strong financial ecosystem