Paraguay’s central bank rebuffs bank supervision criticism
Several politicians have called on BCP leadership to resign over supervision of Ueno Bank
The Central Bank of Paraguay has pushed back against criticism of its supervision of digital lender Ueno Bank after several lawmakers called for the central bank’s leadership to resign.
“The [central bank] respects the constitutional responsibilities of the different branches of government and recognises the importance of institutional dialogue and accountability,” the central bank says in a written statement to Central Banking.
“At the same time, the autonomy of the central bank is enshrined in
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