If President Zelenskiy does not appoint a central bank governor willing to stand up to Ihor Kolomoisky, the IMF should ask for its money back, she adds. “Those tranches were paid under the agreement that there would be central bank independence and economic reform,” she says. “If those conditions are no longer effective, the IMF should say Ukraine must pay its aid back.” The IMF has made no public statement since Smoliy quit last week.
If President Zelenskiy does not appoint a central bank governor willing to stand up to Ihor Kolomoisky, the IMF should ask for its money back,
