According to information from “Firmas.lv” Una Jansone, a member of the board and interim chairman of the board, has left her job on the board of “PrivatBank”.
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On Thursday 13 October, the changes in the composition of the bank’s board of directors were registered in the Register of Companies.
So, currently “private bank“Kristina Matvejeva, who, according to information posted on the bank’s website, oversees the areas of preventing money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as monitoring operational compliance, and Vaira Filipsone, who is the board member responsible for business development, as well as the Loans Department, continue to work on the board of directors.
The board of “PrivatBank” has been working without a board chairman since April 2019, when the board chairman, Aleksandrs Kukić, left office.
It has already been announced Financial and capital market fees (FKTK) Council of 9 August allowed “PrivatBank” to transfer the share of the credit institution company to “Industra Bank”. in accordance with the transfer agreement of the credit institution entered into by both parties.
In the transaction “Bank of Industry“took over from” PrivatBank “customer relations, including the management of the accounts of natural and legal persons, loan and leasing portfolios, deposits, as well as securities owned by the bank. The amount of the loans transferred in the transaction was approximately 23 million euros, while the amount of deposits exceeded 57 million euros.
According to representatives of “Industra Bank”, the balances, deposits and loans of 243 legal entities and 5566 current accounts of natural persons, including leasing credit limits and payment cards, were transferred from “PrivatBank” to “Industra Bank “.
“PrivatBank” worked with a loss of 5,933 million euros last year, which is 2.3 times lower than in 2020. As of December 31, 2021, however, the bank’s assets amounted to 102,945 million euros, or 24, 3% or 33,013 million euros less than at the end of 2020.
In terms of assets, “PrivatBank” is one of the smallest banks in Latvia. The bank’s largest shareholder is Ukrainian “PrivatBank” (46.54%), which was nationalized by the Ukrainian government in December 2016.
