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- Activity Report of the NBS Innovation Hub Annual Report Economic and Monetary Developments Financial Stability Report Investment Policy Statement of the National Bank of Slovakia Macroprudential Commentary Policy Briefs
- Report on the Activities of the Financial Market Supervision Unit Research Papers: Working and Occasional Papers (WP/OP) Statistical Bulletin Structural Challenges Other publications Sign up for your email notifications about publications
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- Activity Report of the NBS Innovation Hub Annual Report Economic and Monetary Developments Financial Stability Report Macroprudential Commentary
- Report on the Activities of the Financial Market Supervision Unit Research Papers: Working and Occasional Papers (WP/OP) Statistical Bulletin Other publications Sign up for your email notifications about publications
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International relations
In line with its mandate, Národná banka Slovenska participates in Eurosystem, EU institutions, international organisations and fora at both regional and global levels. In certain institutions, NBS is directly involved in the formation of policies and rules concerning monetary policy and the financial market. In other organisations, NBS engages in international dialogue on macroeconomic and economic policy issues where the focus is on monetary policy and financial markets.
NBS also shares with several other central banks the knowledge and practical experience it has gained from the exercise of its mandate. Within the framework of technical cooperation of central banks, NBS contributes to the development and strengthening of capacities and professional growth of central banks, and thus to global monetary and financial stability.