Composition of the KNF Board - Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego

The KNF Board

Composition of the KNF Board

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Jacek Jastrzębski, Chair of the Board

Przewodniczący KNF

Sebastian Skuza, Deputy Chair of the Board  

Marcin Mikołajczyk, Deputy Chair of the Board 

Marcin Mikołajczyk

Krystian Wiercioch, Deputy Chair of the Board

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Other members:

Jarosław Niezgoda
Representative of the Minister for financial institutions

Aneta Rożek
Representative of the minister competent for economic development

Jan Wojtyła
Representative of the minister competent for social security

Paweł Szałamacha
Member of the Management Board of the National Bank of Poland delegated by the President of the National Bank of Poland

Wojciech Dyduch
Representative of the President of the Republic of Poland

Maciej Tomczak
Representative of the President of the Council of Ministers

Piotr Tomaszewski 
Representative of the Bank Guarantee Fund

Tomasz Chróstny
Representative of the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection 


The KNF Board supervises the banking, capital, insurance and pension sectors, payment institutions and payment service offices, electronic money institutions and credit unions.
Other tasks of the KNF Board include:

  • undertaking measures to support the proper functioning of the financial market;
  • undertaking measures to promote the development of the financial market and its competitiveness;
  • undertaking educational and information measures with regard to the functioning of the financial market;
  • participating in the drawing up of draft legal acts pertaining to financial market supervision;
  • creating opportunities for amicable and conciliatory dissolution of disputes between financial market participants, including in particular disputes arising from contractual relationships between the KNF-supervised entities and the users of services provided by those entities;
  • other statutory tasks.

The purpose of supervision of the financial market is to ensure its proper functioning, stability, security and transparency, confidence in the financial market, and to ensure that the interests of market participants are protected.