European System of Central Banks - Member Banks

Member Banks

The ESCB is composed of the following 27 NCBs and the ECB. The first section of this list comprises those ESCB banks that form the Eurosystem (those states that have adopted the euro, plus the ECB) which sets eurozone monetary policy. The second section contains those banks which maintain separate currencies.

State Bank Governor Website
Eurozone members (Eurosystem)
Eurozone European Central Bank Mario Draghi
Austria Österreichische Nationalbank Ewald Nowotny
Belgium Nationale Bank van België/Banque nationale de Belgique Luc Coene
Cyprus Kεντρική Τράπεζα της Κύπρου/Central Bank of Cyprus/Kıbrıs Merkez Bankasi Panicos O. Demetriades
Estonia Eesti Pank Andres Lipstok
Finland Suomen Pankki/Finlands Bank Erkki Liikanen
France Banque de France Christian Noyer
Germany Deutsche Bundesbank Jens Weidmann
Greece Τράπεζα της Ελλάδος (Trapeza tis Ellados) George Provopoulos
Ireland Banc Ceannais na hÉireann / Central Bank of Ireland Patrick Honohan
Italy Banca d'Italia Ignazio Visco
Luxembourg Banque Centrale du Luxembourg Yves Mersch
Malta Bank Ċentrali ta’ Malta Josef Bonnici
Netherlands De Nederlandsche Bank Klaas Knot
Portugal Banco de Portugal Carlos Costa
Slovakia Národná banka Slovenska Jozef Makúch
Slovenia Banka Slovenije Marko Kranjec
Spain Banco de España Luis María Linde
Non-eurozone/Eurosystem
Bulgaria Българска народна банка (Balgarska narodna banka) Ivan Iskrov
Czech Republic Česká národní banka Miroslav Singer
Denmark Danmarks Nationalbank Nils Bernstein
Hungary Magyar Nemzeti Bank András Simor
Latvia Latvijas Banka Ilmārs Rimšēvičs
Lithuania Lietuvos Bankas Vitas Vasiliauskas
Poland Narodowy Bank Polski Marek Belka
Romania Banca Națională a României Mugur Isărescu
Sweden Sveriges Riksbank Stefan Ingves
United Kingdom Bank of England Mervyn King

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