Reserve Bank of New Zealand

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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is New Zealand's central bank and is responsible for issuing the country's banknotes and coins. Its responsibilities include monetary policy, prudential regulation, financial stability, reserve management and payment-settlement services. The New Zealand dollar also serves associated Pacific jurisdictions under separate arrangements, but the bank remains a national public institution. It is distinct from NZD as a currency and from commercial financial providers.

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