State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) was established in 1948 as Central Bank of the Country. State Bank Act gives SBP the full and exclusive authority to regulate
the banking sector and conduct an independent monetary policy. SBP performs both the traditional as well as non-traditional development functions to achieve macro-economic goals. The main functions of and responsibilities of SBP are:

	Issue of Currency Notes
	Regulation of the Financial System
	Lender of the Last Resort
	Conduct of Monetary Policy
	Management of Public Debt
	Management of Foreign Exchange
	Advising the Government on Policy Matters
	Anchoring Payments System
	Maintaining Close Relationships with International Financial Institutions

The SBP website covers the Organization of the Bank, Economic Data, Circulars
and Notifications, Downloadable Bulletins about Monetary Policy, Annual Reports and Other Publications.

The Official Link of SBP's Website is http://www.sbp.org.pk.