Following today’s decision of the General Meeting of Shareholders, the management of Exim Banca Romanească will be ensured in the next four years by Traian Halalai as Executive President, Lidia Stan as Executive Vice-President responsible for retail activity/CFO, Catalin Parvu – Executive Vice-President responsible for corporate and treasury activity, and Codin Nastase – Executive Vice-President responsible for internal control activity/CRO.
At the same time, the General Meeting of Shareholders also decided to complement the structure of the bank’s Board of Directors (BoD) with the non-executive component, namely Andrei Razvan Micu – non-executive member and president of the BoD, and Nina Puiu, Cristi Marcel Spulbar, Dragos Gratian Popa and George Liviu Maha – independent non-executive members. The nominations for the new management of the bank are to be submitted to the National Bank of Romania for authorization.
Traian Halalai, nominated for a new term at the bank’s helm, took over the management of EximBank in November 2012, when the bank was ranked 21st among the top banks in Romania by assets under management.
In December 2022, the bank completed the merger by absorption between EximBank, as the absorbing company, and Banca Romaneasca, as the absorbed company, changing its name to Exim Banca Romaneasca.
Currently, Exim Banca Romaneasca places eighth in the ranking of banks in Romania by assets under management. In the first ten months of 2024, Exim Banca Romaneasca saw a 21% increase in operating income compared to the same period of 2023, and a 12% advance in net profit.
Exim Banca Romaneasca is a universal bank whose majority shareholder is the Romanian State, which holds, through the Ministry of Public Finance, 98.86% of the share capital. The remaining shares are held by minority shareholders, individuals and legal entities, namely 1.14%.