Ukraine's central bank head denies resignation amid NABU searches
Head of the National Bank of Ukraine Pyshny submitted his resignation following searches by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, local media report.
Consensus
- On October 21, searches were conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) at the National Bank of Ukraine's premises and at the residence of one of the bank's employees.
- The National Bank of Ukraine officially denied reports of Andriy Pyshnyi's resignation.
- No formal accusations or suspicions were communicated to anyone during the searches.
- The searches occurred on October 21.
- Andriy Pyshnyi did not publicly announce his resignation.
Points of divergence
- Andriy Pyshnyi submitted a resignation letter 'voluntarily due to health reasons' after the NABU searches, and two mobile phones were seized from him during the searches. — vm
- Local media reported that Andriy Pyshnyi resigned after NABU searches, citing 'health reasons' as the motive. — tg_rian_ru
- The National Bank of Ukraine stated that no resignation letter had been received by 15:00 on October 21, and that the information about Pyshnyi's departure was false. — vedomosti
Coverage (3 sources)
- National Bank of Ukraine refutes information about the resignation of its chairman Pyshny — Ведомости
- Media: Head of National Bank of Ukraine resigned after NAABU raids — Вечерняя Москва
- Head of Ukraine's National Bank Pyshnysh Resigns After NABU Searches, Local Media Report — РИА Новости (Telegram)
Key entities
- Ukraine
- National Bank
- Andrey Pyshny
- Media
- National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Russia
- National Bank of Ukraine
- TASS
- National Bank
- Forbes Ukraine