The head of Enel's Latin American business has resigned for personal reasons, the Italian utility said in a statement on Wednesday.
Luigi Ferraris, former Enel CFO and chairman of renewable unit Enel Green Power, has also quit his position as general manager of Chilean subsidiary Enersis, Enel added.
Latin America is one of Enel's key market for growth.
Reporting by Stephen Jewkes
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