The Bank of Finland is the central bank of Finland, responsible for maintaining monetary stability and overseeing the country's financial system. Established in 1811, it plays a crucial role in implementing the monetary policy set by the European Central Bank since Finland is a member of the Eurozone. In addition to managing currency and interest rates, the Bank of Finland supervises banks and financial institutions to ensure their stability and compliance with regulations. It also conducts economic research and provides valuable data to support informed decision-making in the financial sector.