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György Matolcsy Stands up to All Investigations, but Adds that the MNB's Money Does Not Come From Tax Forints

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The former president of the central bank said that he never said that the money allocated to the MNB foundations had lost its public nature.

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The former president of the central bank said that he never said that the money allocated to the MNB foundations had lost its public nature.

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According to Matolcsy, the new leadership of the MNB should also be examined.

For ten years, he has been associated with a sentence that he claims he never uttered – this is what György Matolcsy talked about in his new video. According to the former president of the Hungarian National Bank, the assets invested in the MNB’s foundations were and remain public money. The former central bank president also touched on the investigations into the MNB’s financial management and stated: all such procedures […]

György Matolcsy, the former president of the Hungarian National Bank, responded to the issues concerning the assets of the MNB foundations in a video message. He stated that, contrary to popular belief, the reversal of the loss of public funds did not come from him, acknowledged the public nature of the amounts invested in the foundations, and indicated that he was willing to face parliamentary investigations into the central bank's management, …

Former central bank governor György Matolcsy is facing investigations into the MNB, during which, according to him, not only the management of the previous, but also the current central bank management must be thoroughly checked...

In a video posted on his YouTube channel, György Matolcsy responded to the accusations against him and the MNB's investigation. The former president of the Hungarian National Bank firmly denied that he had ever uttered the famous phrase that the assets invested in central bank foundations "lost their character as public money."

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Portfolio broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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