Patray retires from Liberia governorship
Embattled governor hands over leadership to deputy as country strikes IMF deal
The governor of the Central Bank of Liberia retired at the end of October, handing the reins of the institution to a deputy until a permanent replacement can be found.
The departure comes as Liberia struck a deal with the International Monetary Fund to unlock a support package.
Nathaniel Patray III left the central bank after president George Weah announced in May 2019 that the governor would be stepping down due to “scheduled age-related mandatory retirement”.
In a statement published at the
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