Norges Bank has its branch in Lillehammer and is Norway's central bank. The bank is responsible for managing the country's currency and credit policy, as well as ensuring stable economic development. Norges Bank plays a central role in the Norwegian financial system and is responsible for issuing banknotes and coins.
In addition to its tasks related to monetary policy, the bank is also responsible for managing the Government Pension Fund Global, often referred to as the oil fund. Norges Bank helps to monitor and regulate the financial markets in Norway, and aims to maintain financial stability. The bank is also involved in research and analysis of economic conditions, which contributes to informed decision-making at the national level.