The BOG / Bank of India / Bank of China / ASEAN Central Bank Forum / Case / SEACEN Observer Central Bank / Bank of Islamic Republic of Iran / /
Country
Mongolia / East Timor / New Zealand / Japan / Philippines / Singapore / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
IndustryTerm
membership applications / bank / observer central bank / settlement systems / deposit insurance / /
Organization
Australia Bangladesh Bank Royal Monetary Authority / Bank Negara Malaysia / SEACEN Board of Governors / Bank of Mongolia / Central Bank of Solomon Islands Banking & Payment Agency / Reserve Bank of Fiji / Central Bank of Islamic Republic of Iran / ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBER Board / Pakistan Central Bank / Central Bank of Myanmar / Singapore Central Bank / Central Bank of the Philippines / Bank of Korea / Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan / Hong Kong Monetary Authority / Reserve Bank of Australia / Bank Indonesia / Sri Lanka Central Bank / RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTRE / Central Bank of Samoa / State Bank of Pakistan / Central Bank of Sri Lanka / Bank of Papua New Guinea / Reserve Bank of Vanuatu / SEACEN BOG / Central Bank of Afghanistan / National Bank of Cambodia / Bank of Japan Monetary Authority / Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas / Maldives Monetary Authority / National Reserve Bank of Tonga / Monetary Authority of Singapore / Reserve Bank of New Zealand / SEACEN Executive Committee / Board of Governors / Authority of Singapore Central Bank / Nepal Rastra Bank / Bank of Thailand / Mongolia Central Bank / State Bank of Vietnam / Central Bank of Nepal / /
9 II. MEMBERSHIP SEACEN Membership SEACEN membership of central banks and monetary authorities has grown from its eight founding members in 1982 to 18 (year in bracket indicates year of accession as member):