IMF board to hear from law firm accusing Georgieva of misconductKristalina Georgieva, pictured in October 2019, has denied a report's conclusion that she manipulated data in favor of China while at the World Bank. WASHINGTON: The IMF executive board will meet Sunday to hear from a law firm whose investigators concluded that managing director Kristalina Georgieva manipulated data in favor of China while she held a senior role at the World Bank, a source close to the case said Saturday. Time is of the essence with the IMF and the World Bank to begin their fall meetings on Monday. Georgieva, a Bulgarian national and economist by training, spoke to the IMF board on Wednesday. Following the accusations, the World Bank scrapped its Doing Business report, which ranked nations based on their investment climate.
