Regional organisation

Bank of Central African States, national directorate for Gabon

Acronym
BEAC
Locality
Libreville, Estuaire

Overview

The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) is the central bank shared by the six CEMAC states and the issuer of the Central African CFA franc; its headquarters are in Yaoundé. In Gabon it has a national directorate in Libreville and branches in Port-Gentil, Franceville and Oyem. The national directorate implements monetary policy locally and organises auctions of Gabonese Treasury securities on the regional public securities market. For companies, the BEAC matters mainly through the CEMAC foreign exchange regulations it enforces: bank domiciliation of imports and exports, repatriation of export proceeds, and transfers abroad. It also runs regional payment systems, including the Central African clearing system (SYSTAC).

Services

  • National implementation of the common monetary policy
  • Auctions of Gabonese Treasury securities
  • Monitoring of foreign exchange regulations
  • Payment systems, including the SYSTAC clearing system
  • Branches in Port-Gentil, Franceville and Oyem

Procedures handled

No published procedure mentions this institution yet.

Sources

4 sources cited

Information based on the following documents.

  1. Gabon, implantations de la BEAC (opens in a new tab) BEAC, retrieved on 22 September 2026
  2. Banque des États de l'Afrique centrale (opens in a new tab) Wikipédia, retrieved on 22 September 2026
  3. Réglementation des changes, règlements (opens in a new tab) BEAC, retrieved on 22 September 2026
  4. Libreville (coordonnées) (opens in a new tab) Wikipédia, retrieved on 22 September 2026
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