Central Banking

Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea

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Brief History

Established in February 1960 as a central bank.

Governor

Lounceny Nabe
Terms of appointment: term began in 2011.

First Deputy Governor

Thierno Madjou Sow (Monetary Policy and Banking Supervision)

Second Deputy Governor

Baïdy Aribot (Operations and General Services)

Governor's Assistant

Diafarou Bah

Economic Adviser

Roger Millimono

Director Generals

Abdoulaye Diallo (Economic and Monetary)
Aly Touré (Insurance and Bank Supervision)
Ibrahima Diallo (Finance and

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