Qatar Central Bank was established on May 13, 1973, known until 1993 as the Qatar Monetary Agency. Headquartered in Doha, its statutory aims, set out under Article 5 of the QCB Law, are to preserve the value of money and assure monetary stability, serve as regulatory and supervisory authority for financial activities, establish a stable and transparent financial sector, and reinforce confidence in Qatar as a financial hub, alongside managing currency exchange rates, issuing cash, and serving as banker to other financial institutions.
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