WSE to get new CEO in June?
The term of the present management board of the Warsaw Stock Exchange expires in June. Unlike in previous terms, the new CEO will not be chosen in a competition, but by the WSE’s EGM, and a lot of speculation has appeared as who could lead the bourse in the future.
Media have mentioned Andrzej Jakubiak, head of the Financial Supervision Authority, and Paweł Tamborski, deputy minister of treasury, as possible candidates. Another name that is sometimes is brought up is Jacek Socha, former treasury minister and partner at PwC.
Current CEO Adam Maciejewski was appointed early last year after his predecessor Ludwik Sobolewski had been dismissed. At that time, former WSE CEO Wiesław Rozłucki was also a candidate. He now denies any interest in such a position.
