New NBP chief nominated
Skrzypek, 42, had no background in monetary policy or banking before his appointment to the board of the state-dominated Bank PKO BP in December 2005. He is currently the bank's acting president.
The nomination comes after economist Jan Sulmicki withdrew his candidacy in mid-December less than two days after being nominated to head the bank.
Skrzypek is a U.S.-trained MBA with a background in public administration and auditing and a trusted and longtime colleague of President Lech Kaczynski.
If confirmed by parliament, Skrzypek would succeed Leszek Balcerowicz, whose six-year term expires 10 January.
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