Article 14 (a) of the Bank of South Sudan Act Chapter III states that the BoDs is “The highest policy and decision-making organ of The Bank and shall be chaired by the Governor of the Bank of South Sudan.” The Boards has nine members in which, three of them are executive members while they have six non-executive members that are provided in Act. The executive members of the Board comprise of the governor and two deputies. The Board meets are usually quarterly time to debate on bank policy issues while it also has an existence of “extraordinary meeting” whereby they meet early and exchange ideas on pressing issues. View the BODs
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About the Bank of South Sudan
Established in 2011 by the Bank of South Sudan Act, the Central Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) holds the exclusive right to issue the South Sudan Pound (SSP). While government-owned, it operates independently to achieve its primary goal of price stability and low inflation. Additionally, the BoSS fosters a sound and secure financial system to promote sustainable economic growth in South Sudan.
The Top Management consists of the governor, the two deputies, and Directors Generals. They are responsible for implementation of the BoSS general policies decided by the Board and the management of the Bank. View Management
