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national bank

/ˈnæʃənəl bæŋk/

Traduction: Banque agréée et réglementée par le gouvernement national, généralement active sur l'ensemble du territoire et remplissant souvent le rôle de banque centrale ou de grande institution commerciale.

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/ˈnæʃənəl bæŋk/B2formalbusiness
  • frBanque agréée et réglementée par le gouvernement national, généralement active sur l'ensemble du territoire et remplissant souvent le rôle de banque centrale ou de grande institution commerciale.

A bank that is chartered and regulated by the national government, typically operating across the entire country and often serving as a central bank or a major commercial institution.

  1. Central bank of a countryB2formal

    A bank that is owned or controlled by a national government and is responsible for regulating the country's monetary policy and currency.

    frbanque centrale

    • The national bank raised interest rates to control inflation.
    • Many countries have a national bank that issues currency.
    • The national bank's policies affect the entire economy.
  2. Commercial bank with national charterB2formalamerican

    A commercial bank that operates under a charter from the national government, often allowed to operate across state lines.

    frbanque nationale

    • He opened an account at a national bank with branches in several states.
    • National banks are regulated by the federal government.
    • The national bank offered competitive loan rates.