* The Financial Oversight Authority (ASF) - starting over

* Sobolewski, a shoo-in for the leadership of the BSE, wants unanimity on the Board of the BSE

The stock market will have a hot week, with appointments at the Financial Oversight Authority and possibly at the top of the Bucharest Stock Exchange.

Pole Ludwik Sobolewski, favored by the president of the BSE, Lucian Anghel, for the position of CEO of the exchange, would only accept the position as long as he has unanimity on the Board of the Exchange, some market sources claim.

However, some feel that this requirement simply cannot be met, given the fact that the complaints have escalated lately, and the Board is split down the middle.

The very short list for the position of CEO of the BSE is being drawn up by head-hunter Radu Furnică.

One stray nomination for the list would be Giulio Di Cerbo, who has worked as an advisor to the Central Depository.

Even though the management of the BSE is under pressure to designate its new CEO as quickly as possible, after firing Victor Cionga, in March, just six months into his term, the Board of the BSE has not yet been summoned, which could also mean that Ludwik Sobolewski has not yet made a decision.

According to the Polish press, Ludwik Sobolewski was fired from the position of CEO of the Warsaw Stock Exchange because he has involved it in raising funding for a movie which was going to feature his girlfriend, Anna Szarek.

The scandal, which led to his dismissal from the WSE, means that not all of the management of the BSE is siding with him, and even more, it would seem that he is not well perceived at the ASF either.

* The ASF "taking off"

While the appointment of a new CEO at the BSE this week is pretty unlikely, the changes in the management of the Financial Oversight Authority (ASF) are certain.

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