No pics available of the 14 denominations but there is this article....I'll continue looking for a pic.
Episode 6 Synopsis: The Financial Sector and Money Markets
Airdate: August 6, 2005
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The program discussed the financial sector and money markets in
Iraq, with a special focus on the role of the Central Bank of Iraq.
The program addressed the following topics:
• Regulation and stocking of Iraqi currency
• Monitoring of credits according to the general monetary
policies of the government.
• Fixing the rate of the Iraqi Dinar and fighting inflation
• Partnership opportunities between local and international
private banks
The three guests from the Central Bank discussed the bank’s
plan to enhance the Iraqi banking sector and financial markets
throughout 2006. They highlighted a series of steps that have
already been taken, including:
• Establishing the Central Bank’s independence from the
Ministry of Finance
• Training 70% of the bank’s staff on international best
practices
•
Printing a series of 14 new Iraqi Dinar notes and coins
However, guests on the show representing private banks and the
private sector, as well as average Iraqis interviewed on the street,
voiced the following concerns about the policies of the Central
Bank:
• There is only one financial market within Iraq, the Iraq Stock
Exchange, which is dominated by a few key players.
• The procedures for participating in the Iraq Stock Exchange
are very cumbersome. For example, it takes 45 days for a
certificate to be issued to a new stockholder.
• Private banks require support from the Central Bank to
obtain training for their staff in areas such as information
technology, international best practices, and English.
• Checks issued by private banks are not accepted by state and
government entities.
http://www.cipe.org/regional/mena/ir...nopsis_ep6.pdf