Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

BankingSaint George Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis201-500 Employees

The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) is a regional central bank in the banking sector, based in Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis, serving the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union. Its activities include initiatives aimed at expanding financial inclusion and literacy, as shown by a partnership with the United Nations Capital Development Fund to draft an ECCU Financial Inclusion and Literacy Strategy. The ECCB also participates in market-access initiatives, such as a Retail Bond Initiative developed with the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange Ltd to broaden access to government securities for everyday citizens across the ECCU.

In 2026 the bank launched a Strategic Plan on March 31 under the theme 'The Big Push: Collective Action for Shared Prosperity in the ECCU,' signaling a regional development agenda. Its participation in industry forums and collaborative efforts with government bodies reflect a focus on financial integrity, innovation, and inclusion, including involvement in an AML/CFT/CPF conference and partnerships with ministries on debt management and citizen-facing bond programs in the region, such as Grenada’s Household/Retail Bond initiative.

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