The greatest economy in the world, the Federal Reserve, is in charge of enormous holdings worth more than $8 trillion, which have a significant impact on global financial stability and economic policy.
The European Central Bank (ECB), whose assets exceed €7 trillion, sets monetary policy for the Eurozone and promotes economic growth and stability among its 19 members.
With assets of more than ¥700 trillion, the Bank of Japan actively oversees monetary policy with an emphasis on preventing deflation and fostering long-term economic expansion.
With more than ¥40 trillion in assets, the People's Bank of China is a major player in international finance, impacting trade and economic dynamics.
Important ECB member Deutsche Bundesbank shapes European monetary policy and upholds financial stability in Germany with assets valued at more than €3 trillion.
With assets of more than £900 billion, the Bank of England plays a key role in setting the direction of UK monetary policy, maintaining financial stability, and overseeing the banking industry.
With more than CHF 1 trillion in assets under management, the Swiss National Bank plays a critical role in international foreign exchange markets, price stability, and Swiss monetary policy.