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England:

1651 was the end of the English Civil War.
In mid 1650s jews were allowed to resettle in England after being banished for almost 4 centuries, the so called ''Glorious Revolution takes place in England from 1688 to 1689 in which the usurper William of Orange who was heavily financed by jewish bankers, most notably Antonio Lopez Suasso, a Portuguese Jew. He takes over the throne from King James II of England in 1689.
Bank of England established in 1694.

USA:

1783. End of the American Revolution (was led by freemasons and financed by jews such as Haym Salomon)
Resulted in Jewish Emancipation
First Bank of the United States(1791)- Failed to operate as a central bank because of the American Publics awareness of the dangers of a central bank.

France:

1799, End of the French Revolution, a Judeo-Freemasonic revolution.
Resulted in Jewish Emancipation.
Bank of France established in 1800.

Netherlands:
Conquest of Netherlands by Napoleon led to the implementation of French laws in the Netherlands in 1796. This meant equal rights to Jews.
Central bank of the Netherlands established in 1814.


Belgium:
1830, Belgian Revolution
Resulted in Jewish Emancipation due to the Belgian constitution being inspired by the French constitution.
Central Bank of Belgium established in 1850.

Greece:

1829, End of the Greek War of Independence.
Jewish emancipation in 1830.
Central Bank of Greece established in 1841.

Switzerland:

29 November 1847, End of Sonderbund War, transforming Switzerland into a federal state.
1866, Jews received emancipation.
Swiss National Bank established in 1906.

Italy:

1848-1871, Italian unification (Risorgimento) was a liberal movement that strived to unite Italy, this movement was responsible for the Revolutions of 1848 in the Italian states and the First Italian War of Independence which eventually lead to the establishment of Kingdom of Italy.
Kingdom of Italy was established in 1861.
Jewish Emancipation happened in Italy in 1861.
Bank of Italy was established in 1893.

Mexico:

Maximilian I gets installed as the emperor of Mexico by the French in 1864 during the Second French intervention in Mexico (1861-1867). The same year Maximilian becomes emperor, he invites jews living in France, Belgium and Austria-Hungary to settle in Mexico. The same year he also introduces the practice of private banking in Mexico.
In 1865, Jews get emancipated in Mexico.

Hungary:
First short-lived emancipation of Jews in Hungary during the 1848-1849 Hungary Revolution. Jews played a major role in this revolution. Jews joined the Hungarian to fight the Austrian Empire, est of 20,000 jews fought on the side of the revolutionaries.
They also provided funds for the revolutionaries with silver, gold, armor, provisions, clothes, food and medical supplies..
Jews was emancipated in July 28, 1849 in Hungary and became full citizens of Hungary.
This same government that emancipated the jews also commissioned the Hungarian Commercial Bank of Pest as the central bank. Jews emancipation was removed when the rebellion in Hungary was crushed but they regained it in 1867.

Austria and Hungary:
Franz Joseph, the emperor of Austrian Empire from 1848 to 1916 was very much liked by the jews and enjoyed a period of prosperity beginning with the start of his reign. In 1849 the emperor canceled the prohibition against Jews organizing within the community, and in 1852 new regulations of the Jewish community were set.

The end of Austro-Prussian War led to the weakening of the Austrian Empire as the result of the war led to the exclusion of Austria from Germany and Austria losing Lombardy to Sardinia. Austrian Empire feeling the need to regain their strength decided to unite with the Kingdom of Hungary leading to the creation of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1867 with a dual monarchy ruling the empire. In the same year, Jews formally received full equal rights both in Austria and Hungary.

The existing central bank transformed into a institute in which Austria and Hungary had equal shares, leading to the creation the Austro-Hungarian central bank in 1878. This bank became the central bank for both empire.

Serbia:

Serbia gains independence as a result of the Russo-Turkish war (1877-1878).
Jews gain emancipation in Serbia through the Treaty of Berlin (1878).
Central bank of Serbia founded in 1884.

Romania:

Romania gains its independence from the Ottoman Empire due to the Russo-Turkish War.
Jews gain emancipation in Romania through the Treaty of Berlin (1878).
Central bank of Romania established in 1880.

Bulgaria:
Nation-state Bulgaria was formed due to the Treaty of Berlin which ended the Russo-Turkish war.
Through the same treaty, jews were given emancipation in 1878.
Central bank of Bulgaria established in 1879.

North German Confederation (1867-1870):

North German Confederation was a German federal state that was established as a result of the Austro-Prussian war of 1866. North German Constitution gave equal rights for the different religious denominations, i.e., jewish emancipation.

Germany:

The victory of Prussia in the Schleswig-Holstein War of 1864, Austro-Prussian War of 1866 and the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 helped to contribute to the unification of all German states into a single unit in 1871. Bismarck was the key figure responsible for the unification. Jewish banker and Rothschild agent, Gerson von Bleichröder served Bismarck at several crucial points during the period of time that Bismarck was the chief minister to the Prussian king. Bleichröder helped finance his war effort and also according to his wiki;

''Rothschild gave the name of Gerson Bleichröder, who took over Bismarck's private banking transactions as well as the transfer of credits and/or placing of loans on behalf of the Prussian state and the German Empire. Thus, Bleichröder became intimately involved with not only Bismarck but also with the inner dynamics of the unification of Germany''

Unification of Germany happened in 1871. Jewish emancipation happened that same year as the North German Constitution which granted citizenship to jews was implemented on all German territories.
Central bank of Germany established in 1876.

Russia:
During the turmoil of World War I, the February Revolution led by jews overthrew the Tsar and thus jews were granted emancipation in all of Russia. Later that year when the Bolshevik, led by jews, took over Russia. The Bolsheviks seized control of the State Bank building in Petrograd which was the Russia's central bank and took control of the bank and all of its operation and was renamed to The People's Bank of the RSFSR.