Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A. announced that Michal Lehmann and Piotr Wetmanski submitted resignations effective immediately. Lehman had supervised operations while Wetnamski had covered strategy. The two resignations follow the resignation of CEO Michal Krupinski. Pekao's supervisory named the board member for risk management Marek Lusztyn to fill Krupinski's shoes, pending regulator approval. Marcin Gadomski was brought on board to fill the risk management post, Pekao said in its early filing. Lusztyn is a Unicredit/Pekao insider with 20 year experience within the group, a CV provided by the bank shows. Lehman has a history with state firm supervision and, during the latest government term, has been tied to Pekao shareholder, state-owned insurer PZU and sister bank Alior, Pekao's website notes. Wetmanski came to Pekao in the recent government term from BofAML.