Erste Bank Hungary deputy CEO quits

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Jonathan William Till, Erste Bank Hungary deputy CEO in charge of risk management, will leave his position on mutual consent, the bank announced on Tuesday.

The duties of Till, who is also a board member, will be temporarily taken over by President and CEO Jelasity Radovan.

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