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ECB: Isabel Schnabel moves to the IMF early

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ECB Director Isabel Schnabel is leaving the European Central Bank early and moving to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington. Handelsblatt had reported exclusively about it weeks ago – now the move is official.

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German ECB Director Isabel Schnabel is leaving the European Central Bank early and moving to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington. Handelsblatt reports – the newspaper had already exclusively reported on the upcoming move roughly three weeks ago. The personnel decision is now official.

Schnabel is thus leaving the central bank's board of directors before her regular term ends.

The report provides no details on the reasons for her early departure or her future role at the IMF.

What is known so far about the move

Handelsblatt writes that Schnabel is leaving the ECB early, heading to Washington. That is where the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is headquartered. What specific position she will take at the IMF and exactly when she will leave the ECB board does not emerge from the available report.

Handelsblatt reported first

Handelsblatt had already exclusively reported the upcoming move roughly three weeks ago. With the current confirmation, the personnel matter is considered official – the paper provides no background on the decision or her future role in the available excerpt.

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