Carney indicates interest in IMF top job
Outgoing BoE chief says IMF role is important, but there are many “highly qualified” candidates
Mark Carney hinted he would be open to taking on the role of managing director of the International Monetary Fund in an interview today (August 2).
“I wouldn’t mind doing something after I leave, I don’t know what I’m going to do. I think [the IMF job] is an extremely important role,” Carney told the BBC Today Programme.
“It’s at a time of consequence for the global economy, whether it is addressing inequalities, adjusting to a lower-carbon global economy, helping to get the world out of this
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