Bank of Slovenia

The Bank of Slovenia is the central bank of Slovenia founded on 25th June, 1991. The primary objectives of the Bank of Slovenia include maintaining stability of exchange rate . Other major functions of Bank of Slovenia include presenting report to the parliament at a regular interval.

Organization structure of Bank of Slovenia

The Governor and the Governing Board are responsible in taking decision for Bank of Slovenia. The Governing Board of the Bank of Slovenia constitutes eight members, who are the Governor, four Vice Governors and four members. The Governor is the chairperson of the Governing Board of the Bank of Slovenia. The Governor of the bank authorizes one of the Vice Governors as his deputy.

Laws and regulations:

Some laws of Bank of Slovenia are as follows:

Law on monetary unit in the Republic of Slovenia
Law on use of monetary unit of the Republic of Slovenia
The Act of Bank of Slovenia
Law on change of law on monetary unit of the Republic of Slovenia

Economic and monetary union

During the period from 8th October, 1991 to 31st December, 2006, currency unit of the republic of Slovenia was tolar. After becoming a member of European Union, the currency of Slovenia changed to Euro (from 1st January, 2007) and until 14th January, 2007, there was a dual circulation period. Euro is divided into 100 cents.

Address of Bank of Slovenia

Bank of Slovenia, Slovenska 35, 1505 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Register number: 5023912
NACE code: J65.110 - central banking
VAT identification number: SI92582087
Settlement account: SI56 0100 0000 0100 090