National central banks

National central banks are key institutions responsible for monetary policy and financial stability at national level. They issue the national currency, control interest rates, regulate financial institutions and intervene in the foreign exchange market if necessary.
These banks, unlike any others, aim to maintain price stability, stimulate economic growth and prevent financial crises. Examples include the National Bank of Belgium, the Central Bank of Egypt and De Nederlandsche Bank. Their decisions have a significant impact on the national economy and financial markets.

The challenge

Central banks hold a large amount of cash and other high-value assets, making them an attractive target for the. They need to carefully manage access to their facilities to ensure that only authorised personnel can enter restricted areas. This requires the implementation of strict access control measures.
The installation of steel doors in a central bank requires careful consideration of factors such as design, maintenance, accessibility, compatibility with other security devices and cost. Properly installed and maintained steel doors can provide an
effective barrier against unauthorised access and potential attacks, helping to ensure the security of the institution and its assets.

The Heinen solution

The expertise of the Heinen Doors team in collaboration with the installation partner is a valuable aid in deciding how to proceed. Heinen has a range of steel doors with multiple basic performances. They can combine performances “à la carte”: depending on the need, one or more performances are added to the robust basic Metal+ door. Some performances are available with a welded and mortared or screwed frame.

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