Annual Report - VÃB banka
Annual Report - VÃB banka
Annual Report - VÃB banka
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Vladimíra Josefiová – Member of Management<br />
Board and Executive Director of the Human<br />
Resources Division (from July 13, 2006)<br />
Ms. Josefi ová joined VUB Bank in July 2006. From<br />
2003 she was engaged in UniCredit Group as the<br />
Head of Human Resources Division in Živnostenská<br />
<strong>banka</strong> and from 2005 also in the Slovak Uni<strong>banka</strong>.<br />
During 1999 – 2002 within McKinsey & Co, she managed<br />
sales force stimulation projects in insurance<br />
and banking in the Czech Republic, Slovakia,<br />
Poland and Croatia. During 1996-1999 she worked<br />
in companies PEPSICO, INC and PEPSI-COLA IN-<br />
TERNATIONAL in the area of mergers and acquisitions<br />
and strategic planning. During her career, she<br />
was engaged in companies such as Goldman, Sachs<br />
& Co, Arthur D. Little, Hex Capital and also held<br />
the position of the Director of Foreign Investment<br />
Department at the Ministry of Privatisation of the<br />
Czech Republic.<br />
Elena Kohútiková – Member of Management<br />
Board and Executive Director of Financial and<br />
Capital Markets Division (from October 26,<br />
2006)<br />
Ms. Kohútiková was appointed the Management<br />
Board member and Head of Financial and Capital<br />
Markets Division in October 2006. In 1994, she became<br />
a member of the National Bank of Slovakia<br />
Board of Directors. From 2000 until 2006, she held<br />
a position of Deputy Governor of NBS in charge<br />
of monetary policy management, transactions in<br />
the free market, management of foreign exchange<br />
assets and risk management, management of<br />
the IT division and Research. Her duties included<br />
representing NBS in the Economic and Financial<br />
Committee of the European Commission (EFC),<br />
membership in the International Relations Committee<br />
(IRC) of the European Central Bank, Alternate<br />
Governor of NBS in both the Directorate General of<br />
the European Central Bank and the World Bank and<br />
also member of the Committee for Economic Policy<br />
of OECD. Prior to her career of central banker, Mrs.<br />
Kohútiková entered the banking industry by her engagement<br />
in State Bank of Czechoslovakia during<br />
1990 – 1993 after 8 years spent in research at the<br />
Institute of Economics of the Slovak Academy of<br />
Sciences in Bratislava where she started working<br />
in 1982.<br />
Dinko Lucić – Member of Management Board<br />
and Executive Director of Retail Banking Division<br />
(from January 25, 2007)<br />
Mr. Lucić was appointed a new member of the VUB<br />
Management Board as well as an Executive Director<br />
of Retail Banking Division in January 2007.<br />
Prior to his affi liation with Všeobecná úverová <strong>banka</strong>,<br />
a.s., he worked as the CMO (Chief Marketing<br />
Offi cer) and Executive Director at Privredna Banka<br />
Zagreb, a member of Intesa Sanpaolo Group. Mr.<br />
Dinko Lucić managed two divisions of Privredna<br />
Banka Zagreb from 1999: the Client Relationship<br />
Development and Marketing Division and Board<br />
Offi ce for Corporate Communications. He was responsible<br />
for sales, products, marketing, CRM, and<br />
quality management. In addition, he held a position<br />
of Deputy President of the PBZ Building Society's<br />
Supervisory Board and PBZ Card's Supervisory<br />
Board Member. Before joining Privredna Banka Zagreb,<br />
Mr. Lucić had worked for Reiffeisenbank Austria<br />
and DION DE Ltd.<br />
2. The Management Board is authorized to<br />
manage the activities of VUB, a.s. and to<br />
take decisions over any matters related to<br />
VUB, which, under the legal regulations or<br />
Articles of Association have not been reserved<br />
for authority of other VUB bodies.<br />
The Management Board is primarily responsible<br />
for the following matters:<br />
a) implementing decisions taken by the General<br />
Meeting and the Supervisory Board;<br />
b) ensuring accuracy of the bookkeeping and other<br />
records, commercial books and other documentation<br />
of VUB, a.s., as mandated;<br />
c) managing of the issuer‘s securities registry;<br />
d) after prior approval by and upon a proposal of<br />
the Supervisory Board, submitting the following<br />
matters to the General Meeting for approval:<br />
• amendments to the Articles of Association;<br />
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• proposals for increasing / decreasing the<br />
registered capital and bond issues;<br />
• ordinary, extraordinary or consolidated<br />
fi nancial statements<br />
• proposals for distribution of current or retained<br />
profi ts and/or proposals for settlement<br />
of outstanding losses from the current<br />
and/or previous years; and<br />
• the annual report.<br />
Supervisory Board<br />
Györgyi Surányi – Chairman of Supervisory<br />
Board<br />
• Head of Central and Eastern Europe Region within<br />
Foreign Banks Division, Intesa Sanpaolo,<br />
Italy<br />
• the former President of the National Bank of<br />
Hungary<br />
Giovanni Boccolini – Vice Chairman of Supervisory<br />
Board<br />
• Head of Italian and Foreign Banks Divisions, Intesa<br />
Sanpaolo, Italy<br />
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VUB, a bank of Intesa Sanpaolo group