The Central Bank of Seychelles is the primary financial institution responsible for managing the monetary policy of the Seychelles economy. Established in 1983, its main objectives include maintaining price stability, regulating the banking sector, and ensuring the stability of the national currency, the Seychellois rupee. In addition to its monetary policy functions, the Central Bank oversees the country's foreign exchange reserves and manages the payment systems. It also plays a crucial role in promoting financial stability and fostering a sound financial environment for economic growth in Seychelles.