In another cloud over the IMF deal, Dmytro Sologub, a 5-year veteran member of the board of the National Bank of Ukraine, tells Bloomberg that summer’s shakeup of the central bank leadership may delay the next tranche from last June’s $5 billion IMF loan to Ukraine. In an interview headlined, “Ukrainian Central Banker Warns Revamp Risks ‘Substantial’ Damage,” Sologub says: “Cracks in the bank’s collegial decision-making system and, honestly, a lack of professionalism in some positions, may lead to substantial problems a few years down the road.”
In another cloud over the IMF deal,
