Sense Bank confirms privatization plans remain unchanged following the temporary suspension of supervisory board head Mykola Hladyshenko. Acting board chair Piotr Nowak says the bank's sale remains a key priority for the state and the IMF.
Sense Bank's acting supervisory board chairman, Piotr Nowak, stated that the temporary suspension of board head Mykola Hladyshenko will not impact the bank's operations or its ongoing privatization process. The bank remains committed to its sale strategy as part of Ukraine's obligations to the International Monetary Fund.
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