IMF Chief Georgieva Wins Second Term Ahead of Spring Meetings.

Kristalina Georgieva has been reappointed for a second term as the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). She will continue to lead the IMF as it addresses challenges such as lower global growth prospects, climate change, and distressed debt in developing nations. Georgieva, a Bulgarian economist, received the backing of European Union finance ministers and has been commended for her leadership by the IMF executive board. Her reappointment allows visitors to focus on economic issues during the upcoming IMF and World Bank spring meetings in Washington. Georgieva has also advocated for a re-balancing of representation at the IMF to give countries like China and India more voting power. [Extracted from the article]