WARSAW, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Poland may sell its entire holding in the country's top bank, PKO BP, after reducing its stake to 25 percent next year, a top economic adviser to the prime minster told Reuters Insider on Wednesday.
"The prime minister declared very clearly that next year we would like to go down to 25 percent ownership (in PKO)," Jan Krzysztof Bielecki said. "But that does not exclude that we will go down to zero in the next couple of years."
Bielecki was speaking at the Reuters Central European Investment Summit.
Poland controls 51 percent of PKO. (Reporting by Chris Borowski; Editing by Michael Shields)