A financial institution authorized by the government to manage the country’s money supply, set interest rates and regulate its banking system. Central banks act as lenders of last resort during financial crises and use monetary policy tools to promote stable prices and employment. The central bank of the United States is called the Federal Reserve Bank. See Banks, Investment Banks
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