Palestine Monetary Authority — سلطة النقد الفلسطينية
The Palestine Monetary Authority (PMA) is the central monetary authority
of the State of Palestine. Established in 1994, it operates as the de
facto central bank, charged with safeguarding monetary and financial
stability, supervising the banking sector, and fostering sustainable
economic growth.
Mission
To maintain monetary and financial stability and promote sustainable
economic growth in Palestine through effective regulation, supervision,
and development of the financial sector.
Core Functions
Formulating and implementing monetary policy
Licensing and supervising banks, money changers, and specialised lending institutions
Operating and overseeing national payment and settlement systems
Managing foreign reserves and government banking services
Promoting financial inclusion and consumer protection
Supporting financial stability and combating money laundering and terrorism financing
Leadership
PMA is led by the Governor and a Board of Directors that sets strategic
direction, monetary policy, and supervisory frameworks for the Palestinian
financial system.
