Overview Banque du Liban, Lebanon’s central bank, is responsible for safeguarding the state’s monetary and economic stability. It has the exclusive right to issue the national cur­ rency, the Lebanese pound, and grants and regulates licenses governing the es­ tablishment of banks, financial institu­ tions, brokerage firms and mutual funds. Headquartered in Beirut, Banque du Liban operates branches in major cities across the country. Challenge Banque du Liban plays a critical role in Lebanon’s economy, managing everything from exchange rates to bank liquidity. Na­ tional and international commercial, retail and investment banks and other financial institutions operating in Lebanon depend on Banque du Liban’s services. It is there­ fore critical that Banque du Liban’s IT sys­ te

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