The MNB Led by Mihály Varga Helps the Commission Investigating Enforcement Abuses with Nearly a Thousand Pages of Data and Information
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The Magyar Nemzet Bank (MNB) is supporting the work of the Investigative Committee on Enforcement Abuse with nearly a thousand pages of data and information, MNB President Mihály Varga announced in a Facebook video. “The commission requested the help of the central bank in eight points, we handed over the statistics and documents necessary for the investigations,” Varga.The MNB provided, among other things, statements on claims, some data from t…
The parliamentary committee led by László Toroczkai requested assistance on eight points, and now they have handed over the necessary materials for the investigations.
The MNB handed over nearly a thousand pages of documents to the investigation committee. Mihály Varga also promised the central bank's further cooperation.
The Hungarian National Bank is assisting the work of the National Assembly's investigative committee investigating executive abuses with almost a thousand pages of data and documents in eight topics. According to the Governor of the Central Bank, Mihály Varga, the MNB will continue to cooperate with the body.
The Hungarian Parliament's investigative committee investigating executive abuses has received the documents it requested from the Hungarian National Bank. According to central bank Governor Mihály Varga, the MNB has compiled around a thousand pages of data and information for the body.
The Hungarian National Bank (MNB) has fulfilled the data request of the Parliament's Investigation Committee on Executive Abuses. Mihály Varga, the central bank's president, announced on his social media page that nearly a thousand pages of data and information have been compiled for the members of parliament.
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