Outgoing Serbian vice-governor fearful over repercussions of law change
A vice-governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), Bojan Marković, who resigned on August 6, has told CentralBanking.com of his fears for the "long-term repercussions" of changes to the country's central bank law.
The controversial amendments were passed on August 4, and required the reappointment of the central bank's entire senior management – the governor, four vice-governors and five members of the Council of the Governor – within 90 days.
Marković emphasised that most damaging was the
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