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Responsible for managing market, liquidity and operational risk, supervises, among others, the bank’s credit policy for retail and business clients as well as the area of debt collection and restructuring.
He has been dealing with banking risk since 1996. He started his professional career at PKO Bank Polski, then he was associated with Kredyt Bank. For the past three years, he has dealt with the issues of risk and stability of the financial system at the National Bank of Poland as deputy director of the Financial Stability Department. His responsibilities also included cooperation with the European Systemic Risk Board in the area of systemic risk. At the NBP he also dealt with issues related to macroprudential instruments, including capital buffers, and was also responsible for analyzing new solutions in the CRD IV/CRR package regarding the principles of banks’ operations, imposing capital buffers and prudential requirements for credit institutions.
From 2008 to 2014 in the Polish Financial Supervision Authority Office he held managerial functions in the Risk Assessment Department and the Inspection Department, where, among others, he was responsible for the validation of advanced credit risk models for calculating banks’ capital requirements and the area of banking regulations.
From 1999, he was involved in area of risk at Kredyt Bank, where he worked in the Credit Risk Department and Risk Management Department. He participated in works related to building models determining the risk of default for corporate entities and calculating capital requirements.
A graduate of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw. He holds the title of Master of Business Administration Management Training Center at this university. He lectured on the basics of financial risk at the Social College of Entrepreneurship and Management in Łódź.

Dr. Marek Dietl is the CEO of GPW  (Warsaw Stock Exchange) and the economic adviser to the President of Poland. He has spent almost 20 years in the consulting and venture capital industries. He collected experience as a non-executive board member of more than 25 organizations.
Marek Dietl frequently undertakes community and academic activities. He used to serve as a mediator at the arbitration court of the Financial Supervision Commission and adviser to the President of Energy Regulation Office. Marek Dietl  is also an assistant professor at the SGH-Warsaw School of Economics.