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Address: Bank of Israel Street (Corner of Kaplan St.) in the Government complex,Jerusalem.
The Bank of Israel Law, 5714-1954 was passed by the Knesset on August 24th, 1954, and became effective on December 1 of the same year. On that date the Bank of Israel was officially established. The Law replaced the Bank Notes Ordinance of 1948 and other legislation introduced by the Provisional Council of State, which had hitherto regulated the subjects which became the responsibility of the central bank.
The history of the Bank of Israel is interwoven with the history of the state. The question of creating a central bank, or as it was called, the State Bank, was discussed in the Ministry of Finance in 1948, immediately after the establishment of the State of Israel. The matter was shelved due to the pressure of events, but an immediate solution was required to the problem of issuing a currency for the young State. Thus the Bank Notes Ordinance, 5708-1948 was introduced, becoming effective on August 17, 1948.
The other functions for which a central bank is usually responsible -- monetary policy, banking supervision, etc. -- were at that time the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance.
The other functions for which a central bank is usually responsible -- monetary policy, banking supervision, etc. -- were at that time the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance.
In March 2010 the Knesset passed a new Bank of Israel Law, which became effective on June 1, 2010.
The main objectives of the Bank are listed and prioritized in the Law: To maintain price stability;to support other objectives of the Government's economic policy, especially growth, employment, and reducing social gaps; and supporting the stability of the financial system.
据华尔街见闻报道,当地时间周日,以色列总理Benjamin Netanyahu和财政部长Yair Lapid表示,正式提名现任副行长卡尔尼特·弗拉格(Karnit Flug)出任下一届以色列央行行长。
Address: Bank of Israel Street (Corner of Kaplan St.) in the Government complex,Jerusalem.
The Bank of Israel Law, 5714-1954 was passed by the Knesset on August 24th, 1954, and became effective on December 1 of the same year. On that date the Bank of Israel was officially established. The Law replaced the Bank Notes Ordinance of 1948 and other legislation introduced by the Provisional Council of State, which had hitherto regulated the subjects which became the responsibility of the central bank.
据华尔街见闻报道,当地时间周日,以色列总理Benjamin Netanyahu和财政部长Yair Lapid表示,正式提名现任副行长卡尔尼特·弗拉格(Karnit Flug)出任下一届以色列央行行长。
The history of the Bank of Israel is interwoven with the history of the state. The question of creating a central bank, or as it was called, the State Bank, was discussed in the Ministry of Finance in 1948, immediately after the establishment of the State of Israel. The matter was shelved due to the pressure of events, but an immediate solution was required to the problem of issuing a currency for the young State. Thus the Bank Notes Ordinance, 5708-1948 was introduced, becoming effective on August 17, 1948.
The other functions for which a central bank is usually responsible -- monetary policy, banking supervision, etc. -- were at that time the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance.
The other functions for which a central bank is usually responsible -- monetary policy, banking supervision, etc. -- were at that time the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance.
In March 2010 the Knesset passed a new Bank of Israel Law, which became effective on June 1, 2010.
The main objectives of the Bank are listed and prioritized in the Law: To maintain price stability;to support other objectives of the Government's economic policy, especially growth, employment, and reducing social gaps; and supporting the stability of the financial system.