IMF Won’t Support Current Ukraine Anti-Corruption Court Law Over Independence Concerns
IMF Won’t Support Current Ukraine Anti-Corruption Court Law Over Independence Concerns.
IMF Won’t Support Current Ukraine Anti-Corruption Court Law Over Independence Concerns.
IMF Stiffs Ukraine Over Lack Of Progress On Corruption, Economic Reforms.
The Ukrainian parliament approved a law after years of urging by the International community that will allow for the sale of state-owned corporations. There are over 3,000 entities to be disposed of, most of them unprofitable. The legislation is a requirement by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for release of…
Image by Sanskrit Bandit Poland will quit a precautionary Flexible Credit Line (FCL) from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) worth $9.2 billion, the country’s Finance Ministry said on Saturday, reported Reuters. “We are resigning from a $9.2 billion credit line from the IMF,” said Finance Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. “The Polish…
Image by European People’s Party Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said today in Yalta that the IMF-backed independent court to fight entrenched corruption could take years to establish. However, he did say that an anti-corruption chamber (not independent from the current court system) could be set up as quick as next…
Image by Станислав Мельников The Russian economy was hit hard in 2014 by Western sanctions over the annexation of the Crimean Peninsula as well as the war in East Ukraine. The combination of the loss of access to Western capital, along with the collapse in crude oil and natural gas…
The International Monetary Fund’s representative in Ukraine, responsible for the $17.5 billion aid package authorized for the former Soviet nation, says it is time for Kyiv to privatize state-owned more companies to show ‘political will.’ “They have not sold any companies in the past three years so it’s time to…
Ukraine Expects To Finalize Pension Reform In Fall, With Market Return To Follow.
Poroshenko Has Several Candidates For Central Bank Governor.