Slovakia’s National Bank Regulations: A Look into the Operations of Foreign Bank Branch ‘X’
In accordance with Slovakia’s National Bank Regulation No. 16/2014, foreign bank branches operating in Slovakia are required to disclose specific information about their organizational structure, registration, and permitted banking activities. Here’s a look into the operations of foreign bank branch ‘X’ of lender Y.
Branch Manager and Staffing
Head of the Branch
- Name: [Branch Manager’s Name]
Key Positions
- Relationship Manager
- Business Analyst
- Manager of the Central Bank
- Accounting Specialist
- Manager of the Accounting & Reporting Department
Functional Positions
- Branch Manager
- Relationship Manager
- Business Analyst
- Manager of the Central Bank
- Accounting Specialist
- Head of Departments
- Security Department
- Compliance Department
- In-house Lawyer
- Legal Department
- Tax Department
- Internal Audit Department
Employee Count
- Average number of employees in 2021: 3
Registration and Permitted Activities
Branch Registration
- Registered at the commercial register: April 28, 2020
- Granted a banking license: November 19, 2019
- Banking activities commenced: March 15, 2021
Permitted Activities
- Taking deposits and other repayable funds
- Lending, including consumer credit, credit agreements concerning immovable property, factoring, and financing of commercial transactions
- Payment services, such as executing payment transactions, credit transfers, standing orders, and initiating payment services
- Account information services
- Issuing payment instruments
- Guarantees and commitments
- Credit reference services
Prohibited Activities
- Services enabling cash to be placed on a payment account
- All the operations required for operating a payment account
- Services enabling cash withdrawals
- Managing electronic money (e-money) institutions
Regulatory Compliance
- No decisions imposing corrective measures, fines, or limiting, suspending, or revoking banking licenses were enacted during the reported calendar quarter