Ministry of Finance (United Kingdom)

Ministry of Finance
Government of United Kingdom

General Information Country United Kingdom Headquarters MoF Forum Newspaper eUK Home Office News Organisation Part of HM Government Type Ministry Chancellor of the Exchequer Talon Karrde

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) informally The Treasury, is the government department responsible for developing and executing the British government's public finance and economic policies.

The Ministry has the largest hand in controlling the economic stability of the United Kingdom. The MoF controls the Bank of England, which is responsible for regulating the flow of currency into the market, and at what rate. It receives its funding from the National Treasury, with approval of the House of Commons.

Ministers

Seal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer

The Treasury Ministers are as follows:

Minister		Rank	Portfolio
	Talon Karrde	Chancellor of the Exchequer	Overall responsibility

Duties

• Produce a budget on the income/expenditure of the UK.
• Monitor the UK exchange rate and keep money supply at a rate agreed on.
• Send money to other ministers as they require it.

Senior Officials

• Deputy Minister of Finance - Master Hofkens and ApronChef

Associated Public Bodies

Executive Agencies of HM Treasury

• The Bank of England
• HM Treasury
• The Royal Mint