The National Bank of Republic of Belarus
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The National Bank of the Republic of Belarus (NBRB) is the central bank and an independent government agency of the Republic of Belarus that is responsible for maintaining price stability, ensuring banking system stability and efficient, reliable and secure functioning of the payment system of Belarus. The National Bank of the Republic of Belarus operates under the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus, the Banking Code of the Republic of Belarus, laws of the Republic of Belarus, regulatory legal acts of the President of the Republic of Belarus, and the Statute of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus.

One of the functions of the NBRB is to issue the National Bank's securities. There are the following types of securities of the NBRB:
• Short-term bonds of the NBRB, i.e., debt securities with a maturity of up to 1 year, issued at a discount to nominal value;
• VO NB phys., i.e., the National Bank's bearer bonds denominated in foreign currency with coupon payments;
• O NB, i.e., the National Bank's bonds with a maturity of up to 1 year. Depending on the issue decision, there can be both discount and coupon bonds;
• VO NB, i.e., the National Bank's yield interest bonds denominated in freely convertible currency, for legal entities.