Poleg drugih vlog v Skupini, je v preteklosti deloval kot vodja privatnega bančništva na področju SVE in bil član uprave lokalne banke, odgovoren za poslovanje s prebivalstvom, poslovanje s podjetji in podporo prodaji.
Na svoji seji, v četrtek, 26. aprila 2012, je Nadzorni svet UniCredit Banka Slovenija d.d. Stefana Vavtija, 42 let, imenoval za novega predsednika uprave Banke. Po pridobitvi dovoljenja s strani Banke Slovenije bo Stefan Vavti nasledil dr. Franceta Arharja, ki je nedavno dobil petletni mandat direktorja Združenja bank Slovenije. Ker je Stefan Vavti v preteklosti že deloval kot član uprave, odgovoren za poslovanje s prebivalstvom in podjetji ter podporo prodaji, je dobro seznanjen s slovenskim trgom in njegovimi lokalnimi posebnostmi.
Gianni Franco Papa, odgovoren za poslovanje skupine UniCredit na področju SVE in predsednik nadzornega sveta UniCredit Banka Slovenija d.d.: "UniCredit Banka Slovenija d.d. se je zelo dobro soočila z globalno finančno krizo. Ker gospodarstvo okreva počasi, sem vesel, da prepuščam krmilo Banke izkušenemu vodji kot je Stefan Vavti. Prepričan sem, da bo uspešno nadaljeval pot uspeha, po kateri je šla Banka pod okriljem dr. Franceta Arharja, ki bi se mu obenem rad zahvalil za njegove dosežke."
Stefan Vavti ima opravljen MBA iz poslovnih ved na univerzi Karl Franzens University Graz in se je skupini UniCredit pridružil leta 1996. V okviru svoje poklicne kariere je Stefan Vavti prevzel odgovornost za različna področja delovanja, predvsem poslovanja s podjetji. Nazadnje je bil vodja privatnega bančništva za področje SVE regije, pred tem pa član uprave, odgovoren za poslovanje s prebivalstvom in podjetji ter podporo prodaji pri UniCredit Banka Slovenija d.d. Materni jezik Stefana Vavtija je slovenščina.
V letu 2011 je bila UniCredit Banka Slovenija d.d. ena redkih finančnih institucij na trgu, ki so poslovale z dobičkom. Kljub zahtevnemu okolju se je operativni dobiček povečal za 14,8 odstotka in dosegel 41,3 milijonov evrov, dobiček pred obdavčitvijo se je zvišal za 13,8 odstotka na 18,0 milijonov evrov.
Dodatne informacije: Mateja Čotar, pr@unicreditgroup.si
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Stefan Vavti appointed new CEO of UniCredit Bank Slovenia
Stefan Vavti previously held various positions in the Group, including Head of CEE Private Banking and Management Board member at UniCredit Bank Slovenia responsible for Retail, Corporate and Sales Support.
At its meeting on Thursday, 26 April 2012, the Supervisory Board of UniCredit Bank Slovenia D.D. designated Stefan Vavti, 42, as new Chief Executive Officer of the bank. Subject to approval by the Slovenian central bank he will take up his new duties and succeed France Arhar, who recently assumed a five-year mandate as Director of the Slovenian Banking Association. As Stefan Vavti previously was a member of the Management Board of UniCredit Bank Slovenia with responsibility for Retail, Corporate and Sales Support, he is familiar with the Slovenian market and the local features of customer business.
Gianni Franco Papa, Head of the CEE Division at UniCredit and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of UniCredit Bank Slovenia: “UniCredit Bank Slovenia has coped very well with the global financial crisis. As economic recovery is progressing slowly, I am happy to leave the steering wheel to an experienced manager like Stefan. I am confident that he will continue along the path of success, which the bank has pursued under the auspices of France Arhar, whom I would like to thank for his achievements.”
Stefan Vavti holds a degree in Business Sciences from Karl Franzens University Graz and joined the Group in 1996. In the course of his professional career Vavti has taken on responsibility for various areas of operations, especially within corporate business. Most recently he was Head of CEE Private Banking at a sub-holding level. Prior to this he was a member of the Management Board with responsibility for Retail, Corporate and Sales Support at UniCredit Bank Slovenia. Stefan Vavti’s mother tongue is Slovenian.
In 2011, UniCredit Bank Slovenia was one of the few profitable financial institutions in the market. Despite a challenging environment, operating profit increased by 14.8 per cent, amounting to EUR 41.3 m. Profit before tax was up by 13.8 per cent at EUR 18.0 m.
Enquiries: Mateja Čotar, pr@unicreditgroup.si
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