Danmarks Nationalbank was founded on August 1, 1818 as a private institution granted a ninety-year monopoly on currency issue by King Frederick VI of Denmark. Headquartered at Havnegade 5 in Copenhagen, it issues the Danish krone and works to ensure its stability, manages the Danish central government's debt, and its Board of Governors holds full responsibility for the country's monetary policy.
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