The Bank of Finland (Finnish: Suomen Pankki; English: Bank of Finland) is the central bank of Finland, founded in 1812, is one of the oldest central banks in the world, as a member of the European central banking system.

Pohjola Bank is known as the "strongest bank in Finland" and is also ranked by rating agencies as the most reliable bank in Finland, with total non-performing assets of 0.6; it is ranked 1015th in Forbes' 2014 Global Corporate Forbes ranked the bank 1015th among the top 2000 global companies in 2014.