Greek bank hopes there's room for one more in Poland

EPG Eurobank Ergasias, the third largest bank on the Greek market, plans to open a subsidiary in Poland and has already launched a recruitment drive.

The new financial institution will probably be named EPG Bank so as to avoid any confusion with Polish Eurobank and at the same time retain the name of the investor - the Swedish EPG group that has a 41% share in the Greek bank. While the Greeks are still waiting for all the relevant permission to launch their activities, they have already begun the recruitment process. They are searching for managers in dynamic Polish banks. "Persons from Getin Bank board and the PKO BP bank managers have received job offers," a source told Puls Biznesu. The Greek bank has also begun searching for other positions through the press announcements, mostly in the field of people specializing in services for small enterprises. The bank plans to open 200 branches within three years.

(Source: Puls Biznesu)

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