Hungary MNB

MNB stands for Magyar Nemzeti Bank, which is the central bank of Hungary. The MNB was established in 1924 and is headquartered in Budapest. Its primary role is to maintain price stability and to promote the stability and efficiency of the financial system in Hungary. The MNB is responsible for formulating and implementing monetary policy, issuing currency, managing foreign reserves, and supervising and regulating financial institutions in Hungary. It sets and enforces regulations, conducts investigations and enforcement actions, and promotes financial stability and consumer protection. The MNB also works closely with other central banks and regulatory authorities in Hungary and internationally to promote monetary and financial stability and to combat financial crime. Its actions aim to contribute to the development of a sound and stable financial system in Hungary and the stability of the global financial system.

On this page, we list the companies that are regulated by MNB in Hungary.