Banco de Portugal

The bank has branch offices in: Castelo Branco, Coimbra, Évora, Faro, Funchal, Leiria, Porto (Caixa Filial), Viseu.

Following its nationalisation in September 1974 and its new Organic Law (1975), the Banco de Portugal was, for the first time, responsible for the supervision of the banking system.

The Banco de Portugal ceased emission of the Portuguese Escudo in 1999, with the country's adoption of the Euro.

[4] In 2014, the bank announced that it would pay €202 million in dividends, referring to the year of 2013, representing a steep decline in comparison to 2012.

During the bank restructure, one of the lenders, Oak Finance, had its loan liabilities remain with Banco Espirito Santo.

The Banco de Portugal is the successor to the Banco de Lisboa , the first bank established in Portugal.
The Banco de Portugal building on the Avenida dos Aliados in Porto .
The Banco de Portugal branch in Braga .
The Museu do Dinheiro (Museum of Money) at the Banco de Portugal's headquarters in Lisbon 's Baixa .
Bank offices in Lisbon
Branch in Viseu .
Branch in Castelo Branco .
Branch in Coimbra .
Branch in Faro .
Branch in Évora .
Branch in Funchal .
Branch in Leiria .