Ukraine parliament may vote on new central bank chief on Thursday

KIEV (Reuters) – Ukrainian lawmakers may vote on Thursday to approve the nominee for the role of central bank governor, the parliament’s agenda showed.

In January, President Petro Poroshenko nominated acting central bank chief Yakiv Smoliy to be governor on a permanent basis, ending months of uncertainty over the highly-politicized position, but the choice still has to be approved by parliament.

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