September 12 (SeeNews) - Slovenia's largest lender, state-owned Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB) said it has appointed three new members of its supervisory board.
The Slovenian government, as the only shareholder in NLB, named Vida Seme Hocevar, Simona Kozjek and Peter Groznik supervisory board members and approved the resignation of David Kastelic, the bank said in a filing with the Ljubljana Stock Exchange on Friday.
The supervisory board of NLB now consists of eight members, the bank said.
“The rich experience and know-how the team will gain with new members will undeniably bring added value to the supervisory board. It performed its work unimpeded before, and with eight members on board the supervisory board will be even more efficient in times when banking is facing ever greater challenges,” supervisory board chairman, Primoz Karpe, said in the statement.
NLB booked a net profit of 117.9 million euro ($141.1 million) in the first half of 2017, up 70% on the year.
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