Alior Bank has a new supervisory board. The changes were made by the bank's shareholders on Friday. Among others, the former head of the Central Anticorruption Bureau, Ernest Bejda, was dismissed from the supervisory board.
The Management Board of Alior Bank announced in a stock exchange report that on Friday the bank's general meeting made changes to the company's supervisory board. Canceled: Ernest Bejda, Paweł Knop, Małgorzata Erlich-Smurzyńska, Jacek Kij, Marek Pietrzak and Dominik Mikołaj Witek.
The former head of the CBA, Ernest Bejda, has been a member of the supervisory board of Alior Bank since May 2020. Recall that in February, Bejda was dismissed from the PZU management board.
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At the same time, on Friday, the following were appointed to the supervisory board: Radosław Grabowski, Maciej Gutowski, Artur Kucharski, Jarosław Mastalerz, Jan Zimowicz. It was written that Artur Chołoda would be appointed to the Council on April 27 this year. “provided that he submits effective resignation from the functions specified in the declaration submitted by him on April 25, 2024.”
The changes are already in effect. “The resolutions of the bank's ordinary general meeting regarding changes in the composition of the bank's supervisory board came into force upon adoption,” we read in the stock exchange report.
About Alior Bank
The main shareholder of Alior Bank is the PZU Group. The state insurer owns almost one third of the shares (31.91%). Moreover, 9.40 percent belongs to Nationale-Nederlanden OFE, 8.83 percent to Allianz OFE, and 5.48 percent to Generali OFE. The remaining shareholders have 44.38 percent. Alior Bank shares.
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