PZU CEO officially resigns

Head of state-controlled insurer PZU, Andrzej Klesyk said in a statement that he is stepping down, "at the request of its owner, the State Treasury." "I was driven by a sense of responsibility to the company I have been in charge of for eight years, making this hard decision. As a professional, I believe that the stability and predictability of key Polish financial institution PZU should be guaranteed," Klesyk said in a statement. Klesyk's exit from PZU is preceded by the resignations of the head of the WSE, Paweł Tamborski, the CEO of PKP, Jakub Karnowski and the heads of state-controlled utilities Enea and Energa.