Central Banks of Lithuania, Poland and France

Darbas anglų kalba. Centriniai Lietuvos, Lenkijos ir Prancūzijos bankai. Lithuania central bank. Origins of Central Banking in Lithuania. Bank of Lithuania in 1922–1940. Restoration of the Bank of Lithuania in 1990 and its activities to the Present. Management and structure. Accounting and reporting. Lithuanian Bank objective. Lithuanian Bank functions. System of Monetary Policy Instruments. Foreign reserves. Principal Provisions of Bank of Lithuania. Foreign Reserve Management. Participation in GS Auctions. Supervision of Credit Institutions. Prudential Requirements and Ratios. Currency Issue and Withdrawal international relations. Central bank of Poland. The history of central banking in Poland. Monetary policy. Open market operations. Required reserves. Credit-deposit operations. Exchange rate policy principles. Central bank functions. Central bank of France. The history of central banking in France. 1800 Creation of the Banque de France 1936-1945 nationalization. 1993 A landmark reform grants the Bank independence. The European System of Central Banks (ESCB): a new institutional framework for the single monetary policy. The tasks of the The European System of Central Banks (ESCB). Organization of the The European System of Central Banks (ESCB). The European System's of Central Banks (ESCB) operating principles. The singleness of the design and management of operations. The decentralization of operations. Definition of the single monetary policy. Presentation of the Activities of the Banque de France. The banque de France and quality of banknotes. The Banque de France and monetary policy. The Banque de France and foreign exchange reserves. The Banque de France, settlement systems and means of payment. The Banque de France, statistics and studies. The Banque de France and international relations. The banque de France, banking supervision and financial stability. The Banque de France and data on non-financial corporations. The Banque de France and services to public authorities. The Banque de France and consumer protection.