Bangladesh Bank is the central bank of Bangladesh, established in 1972. Its primary role is to regulate the country's monetary and financial system, ensuring stability and growth. The bank manages the nation's currency, oversees commercial banks, and implements monetary policy to control inflation and promote economic development. In addition to its regulatory functions, Bangladesh Bank also plays a crucial role in managing foreign exchange reserves and facilitating international trade. It works to maintain a stable banking environment, protect depositors, and promote financial inclusion across the country, contributing to the overall economic progress of Bangladesh.