Associate & Collaborating Members

CEMLA has an external institutional governance structure and an internal operational structure. The external structure includes 47 members, of which 29 are associates –the central banks and the monetary authorities of Latin America, the Caribbean and Spain– and 18 collaborators: extra-regional central banks and other financial institutions. The former have a voice and vote in the decisions of the Assembly and the Governing Board of CEMLA.

 

Associate Members

  • Banco Central
    de Bolivia

  • Banco Central
    de Chile

  • Banco Central
    de Costa Rica

  • Banco Central
    de Honduras

  • Banco Central
    de la República Argentina

  • Banco Central
    de la República Dominicana

  • Banco Central
    de Nicaragua

  • Banco Central de Reserva
    de El Salvador

  • Banco Central
    de Reserva del Perú

  • Banco Central
    del Ecuador

  • Banco Central
    del Paraguay

  • Banco Central
    del Uruguay

  • Banco Central
    do Brasil

  •  
    Banco de España

  •  
    Banco de Guatemala

  • Banco de la República
    (Colombia)

  •  
    Banco de México

  •  
    Bank of Guyana

  •  
    Bank of Jamaica

  • Banque de la République
    d´Haïti

  • Cayman Islands
    Monetary Authority

  • Central Bank
    of Barbados

  • Central Bank
    of Belize

  • The Central Bank
    of the Bahamas

  • Central Bank of Trinidad
    and Tobago

  • Centrale Bank
    van Aruba

  • Centrale Bank van
    Curaçao en Sint Maarten

  • Centrale Bank
    van Suriname

  • Eastern Caribbean
    Central Bank

Collaborating Members

Central Banks

  • Banca d'Italia

  • Banco de Portugal

  • Bank of Canada

  • Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

  • Banque de France

  • Deutsche Bundesbank

  • European Central Bank

  • Federal Reserve Board

  • Magyar Nemzeti Bank

  • Banco Nacional de Panamá

Other Institutions


  • CAF

  • Comisión Nacional de Bancos y Seguros
    Honduras


  • FLAR

  • Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero
    El Salvador

  • Superintendencia de Bancos
    Guatemala

  • Superintendencia de Bancos
    Panamá

  • Superintendencia de Bancos
    de la República Dominicana

  • Turks and Caicos Islands
    Financial Services Commission