Markets and investors largely welcomed the Rada’s approval yesterday morning of a new head of the central bank. In rapid fire sequence, Kyrylo Shevchenko, head of state-owned Ukrgasbank, first won approval of the Finance Committee, and then the full parliament – all before lunch. Shevchenko won the approval with 332 votes, far above the needed 226. Most Voice and European Solidarity deputies abstained.
Markets and investors largely welcomed the Rada’s approval yesterday morning of a new head of the central bank.
