CENTRAL RESERVE BANK

STABILITY OF THE FUTURE, DEVELOPMENT OF TODAY.  

Seat: Adenport, Roseport

Founded: 1670

Currency: Angalicanian State Cupon; the (a-cup)

Headquarters: Upper Floor Stockhouse,  St Helena

Chief: Joseph Dulia-Chalvo 

The Central Reserve Bank is the central bank and monetary authority of the State of Angalicania and the Imperial Federation-Islands. It's the worlds second oldest central bank, founded in 1670, and were merged with it's equivalent Bank of the Imperial Federation-Islands the 2nd of December in 1922. In functioned as the protégé banking system of the State of Camardija since the foundation of the Camardijan State.

The Central Bank is an independent authority; who's decisions should be free from political affect from the General Assembly or Government. Therefor, there is and independent Governing Body which appoints the Banks official's.  

The Governing Body works as the Board of Governance by the Bank and the representative of it's owner: - the Angalicanian People. The Body consists of 15 seats whereby the 1st is held by it's President and it's 15th by it's Secretary. The members is called Representative's and is nominated by the First President of State - and elected by the Senate of the Nation. However, a Representative in the Body sits on life tenure which in practice means that he or her has a mandate until the age of seventy-five. It is rare that a representative serves it's full mandate and often leaves after 8-10 years.

GOVERNING BODY OF THE CENTRAL RESERVE BANK

1 President; Kim Martin, Prime Minister and f. Deputy in the Chamber of Deputies

2 Representative; Thomas di'AlCarldo, Governing Director and f. Departmental Governor of the Finance Department

3 Representative; Stefano e'Capphedi, Deputy in the Chamber of Deputies 

4 Representative; Daniel Jacqeuley, Lawyer and Solicitor 

5 Representative; Carlo Christophers, Secretary General of Humanitarian Association

6 Representative; Salomon Schneiderman, Secretary General of the EIDEc Foundation and f. Company Executive

7 Representative; Henric O'Marcol, f. CEO Investment Banking Co.

8 Representative; Gerry Clarchere, CEO Internationa PR-Bureau, f. Professor in International Commerce

9 Representative; Malcolm Hanje, f. Deputy of the Chamber of DBeputies

10 Representative; Christine Savinge, Professor in Economics

11 Representative; Matteo Trendtah, f. Cantonal Minister of Finance 

12 Representative; Richard Eyerval, Professor in Financal Economics

13 Representative; Strommer Landing, f. Councilor of the People's Government 

14 Representative; Michelle Cardren, District-Attorney, f. Executive in a Economic Crime Authority

15 Representative and Secretary of the Council: Giuseppe Santo da Silva, f. Ambassador

BOARD OF EXECUTIVES:

COURT OF DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRAL RESERVE BANK

Governor General: Joseph Dulia-Chalvo

Governor of Financial Development: Matthew Cardingar

Governor of Monetary Policy: Valerie KarIein King

Governor of Corporate Services: Michael Weizenburg

Governor of Banking and Markets: Patrick Holsteinne

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

Deputy Governor of Management: Paul Hilsting-Roman

Deputy Governor of Statistics/Analytics and Chief Economist: Mark Porters

Managing Director of Prudential Securement: Manfred Fordh

Managing Director of Currency Control: Oscar di Al Raggio

Managing Director of Risks and Deposit: Jonathan Dollens

Managing Director of Economic Infrastructure: Brandon Sawyer

Managing Director of Industrial and Property Strategy: Peter Bonifacchio

General Counsel and Chief Lawyer: Candice Campbell

Chief Auditing Officer: Justin Aecholae

Managing Director of Crisis Management and Financial Security: Stephen Pierluigi

Managing Director of International Relations: Spencer Hollinger

Managing Director of Communications: Karen Hahn

Managing Director of Technological Development: Salvatore Caesar

Managing Director of Human Resources: Samantha Tiareno