Eureko says 'we want to talk' but there's no deal in sight

The investor's representatives suggested that Ernst Jansen, Eureko deputy president, should testify before the commission to present their case. "We fully respect the Sejm's right to run the investigation. We are upset by the fact that the politicians and other people engaged in the "PZU saga" take advantage of the commission to impair our reputation and accuse us. This is an accumulation of nonsense based on documents which nobody can present," announced Ernst Jansen. He added that he hoped that his testimony would help reveal the real scandal, which, he claims, is the way the investor was treated by the governments of Buzek, Miller and Belka. It is unknown whether the commission will agree to Eureko's request, but the investor made it clear that there is no chance of signing an agreement with the State Treasury to solve the battle over the giant insurer. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 9) A.K.