Romania to Name New Deputy Central Bank Governor After Elections
- Social Democratic Party leader says lawmakers need time
- Parliament must act after corruption probe sank Olteanu
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Romania will probably pick a new deputy head of the central bank after Dec. 11 elections as parliament needs time to make the best decision, the leader of the Social Democrats said.
The main parties in the legislature have agreed to delay a decision until after the general ballot so politics and campaigning don’t interfere with the appointment, Liviu Dragnea said Monday in an interview in Bucharest. Bogdan Olteanu, the previous deputy governor, resigned after being detained in a graft probe.