Jenő Siklós has stepped down from his position as CEO of BG Hitel & Lízing, the lending unit of real estate company Biggeorge’s Holding, to become deputy-CEO of Gránit Bank, a lender recently acquired by construction magnate Sándor Demján to help the country’s SMEs out of the crisis, BG Hitel & Lízing’s communications company told MTI on Tuesday.
Siklós was replaced by Pál Moskovits effective April 1, 2011.
Moskovits has been with BG Hitel & Lízing for two and a half years, and was named deputy CEO. Earlier, he was managing director of Otthon Centrum Project Consulting Kft, and also a board member of the Biggeorge’s Holding.
BG Hitel & Lízing’s lending portfolio is worth more than HUF 26 billion. Last year it had pre-tax profit of more than HUF 600 million.
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