Former NBP chief questions Glapiński’s political neutrality
Possible tribunal referral could leave Poland’s central bank short of a leader
A former head of Poland’s central bank has questioned whether its current governor, Adam Glapiński, is politically impartial, as parliament decides whether to put him before a state court.
Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, who headed the National Bank of Poland (NBP) from 1992–2000, tells Central Banking that Glapiński cannot treat “the central bank as an institution to be managed single-handedly, disregarding the powers and responsibilities of its other governing bodies”.
If parliament refers Glapiński to
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