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Negriţoiu, ING: I have no term limit
02.02.2011, 09:13 | Finance-Banks | 780 views
Mişu Negriţoiu, who in summer will have run ING Bank Romania for five years, says he does not have a management contract for a definite period of time of three or five years, as is the rule on the market, and that he will stay in this position as long as the Dutch are satisfied with the generated results. After 14 years with ING, with the last five as a CEO, Negriţoiu says the job is keeping him "fit". "There is always something new to do". His main task has been to build the universal bank critical mass on the rapid upsurge of retail operations. "I am highly satisfied with the current position of ING. It is a sound, clean business, with all the business lines, with simple products and a very good awareness, double the market share". Read more on ZF.ro
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