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Slovak court to rule on May 29 in central bank chief's corruption case

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Posted on May 23, 2025

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Slovak court to rule on May 29 in central bank chief's corruption case

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(Reuters) - A Slovak court will rule on May 29 whether Slovak National Bank Governor and European Central Bank policymaker Peter Kazimir is guilty of corruption, Slovak media reported on Friday.

Slovak Court to Decide on Central Bank Chief's Corruption Charges

(Reuters) - A Slovak court will rule on May 29 whether Slovak National Bank Governor and European Central Bank policymaker Peter Kazimir is guilty of corruption, Slovak media reported on Friday.

Kazimir denies any wrongdoing.

The case dates back to Kazimir's previous position as finance minister before he became the central bank's chief in 2019. Prosecutors have proposed a jail sentence.

(Reporting by Jan Lopatka in Prague; Editing by Toby Chopra)

Key Takeaways

Slovak court to rule on May 29.
Peter Kazimir faces corruption charges.
Kazimir is a European Central Bank policymaker.
Charges relate to his time as finance minister.
Prosecutors propose a jail sentence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the date of the court ruling for Peter Kazimir?

The Slovak court will rule on May 29 regarding Peter Kazimir's corruption case.

What position did Peter Kazimir hold before becoming the central bank chief?

Before becoming the central bank's chief in 2019, Peter Kazimir served as the finance minister.

What do prosecutors propose for Kazimir if found guilty?

Prosecutors have proposed a jail sentence for Peter Kazimir in the corruption case.

What is Peter Kazimir's stance on the allegations?

Peter Kazimir denies any wrongdoing in the corruption case against him.

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