Ukraine's anti-corruption bureau raids central bank governor amid high-profile probes
On Oct. 21, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau searched the premises of Andriy Pyshnyi, head of the National Bank of Ukraine, as part of a series of high-level investigations.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau carried out a search of Andriy Pyshnyi’s residence or office on Oct. 21, targeting the chief of Ukraine’s central bank. The action follows other prominent NABU cases involving the state nuclear monopoly Energoatom, former presidential chief of staff Andriy Yermak, ex-deputy chief of staff Iryna Mudra, and senior figures in the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Why it matters
The search signals intensified anti-corruption pressure on Ukraine's top financial and political officials.
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