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about the ebrd
EBRD video: Voices of Vision
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development was established in 1991 when communism was crumbling in central and eastern Europe and ex-soviet countries needed support to nurture a new private sector in a democratic environment. Today the EBRD uses the tools of investment to help build market economies and democracies in 27 countries from central Europe to central Asia. The EBRD is the largest single investor in the region and mobilises significant foreign direct investment beyond its own financing. It is owned by 60 countries and two intergovernmental institutions. But despite its public sector shareholders, it invests mainly in private enterprises, usually together with commercial partners. It provides project financing for banks, industries and businesses, both new ventures and investments in existing companies. It also works with publicly owned companies, to support privatisation, restructuring state-owned firms and improvement of municipal services. The Bank uses its close relationship with governments in the region to promote policies that will bolster the business environment. The mandate of the EBRD stipulates that it must only work in countries that are committed to democratic principles. Respect for the environment is part of the strong corporate governance attached to all EBRD investments. Every EBRD investment must • Help move a country closer to a full market economy: the transition impact • Take risk that supports private investors and does not crowd them out • Apply sound banking principles Through its investments, the EBRD promotes • Structural and sectoral reforms • Competition, privatisation and entrepreneurship • Stronger financial institutions and legal systems • Infrastructure development needed to support the private sector • Adoption of strong corporate governance, including environmental sensitivity Functioning as a catalyst of change, the EBRD • Promotes co-financing and foreign direct investment • Mobilises domestic capital • Provides technical assistance management and organisational structure The powers of the EBRD are vested in the Board of Governors to which each member appoints a governor, generally the minister of finance. The Board of Governors delegates most powers to the Board of Directors, which is responsible for the EBRD's strategic direction. The President is elected by the Board of Governors and is the legal representative of the EBRD. Under the guidance of the Board of Directors, the President manages the work of the Bank.
Board of Governors Board of Directors President: Jean Lemierre
Photos of senior management
Departments Banking I Finance I Risk Management I Human Resources I Office of the Secretary General I Office of the General Counsel I Office of the Chief Economist I Internal Audit I Office of the Chief Compliance Officer I Evaluation Department I Communications I President's Office
Banking Acting First Vice President: Steven Kaempfer Business Development Support: Bruno Balvanera Corporate Recovery (joint report to Risk Management): Will Newton Operations Committee Secretariat: Frederic Lucenet Strategic and Corporate Planning and Budgeting Corporate Director (joint report to Finance): Josué Tanaka Banking organisational chart (0.1Mb)
Energy & Telecommunications Business Group Director: Peter Reiniger Natural Resources: Kevin Bortz Power and Energy Utilities: Tony Marsh Energy Efficiency: Jacquelin Ligot Telecommunications, Informatics & Media: Izzet Guney Financial Institutions Business Group Director: Kurt Geiger Bank Lending: Jean Marc Peterschmitt Bank Equity: To be appointed Non-bank Financial Institutions: Jonathan Woollett Equity Funds: Kanako Sekine Equity Support: Lindsay Forbes Infrastructure Business Group Director: Gavin Anderson Municipal and Environmental Infrastructure: Thomas Maier Transport: Riccardo Puliti Central Europe & Specialised Industries Business Group Director: Alain Pilloux Baltic Countries: Salvatore Candido Croatia (Zagreb office): Charlotte Ruhe, Head of Office Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia & Slovenia (Bratislava office): Alexander Auboeck Poland (Warsaw office): Malgorzata Kolakowska Agribusiness: Hans Christian Jacobsen Property & Tourism: Ilaria Benucci Russia and Central Asia Business Group Director: Hubert Pandza Central Asia: Masaru Honma Kazakhstan: Andre Kuusvek Russia (Moscow office): Victor Pastor Group for Small Business: Chikako Kuno Southern and Eastern Europe and the Caucasus Business Group Director: Olivier Descamps Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, FYR Macedonia, Kosovo: Claudio Viezzoli Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova: Michael Davey Bulgaria (Sofia office): John Chomel-Doe Early Transition Countries: George Krivicky Romania (Bucharest office): Hildegard Gacek Serbia and Montenegro (Belgrade office): Dragica Pilipovic-Chaffey Ukraine (Kiev office): Kamen Zahariev Turnaround Management Group: Charlotte Salford
Finance Vice President: Steven Kaempfer Finance organisational chart (0.1Mb) Treasury organisational chart (0.1Mb)
Treasury Treasurer: Axel van Nederveen Deputy Treasurer: Isabelle Laurent Head of Funding: Isabelle Laurent Head of Investments - Credit: Neil Calder Head of Balance Sheet Management: George Hatjoullis Head of Client Risk Management: Grant Metcalfe-Smith Head of Analytics & Research: Stephanos Doxas Strategic & Corporate Planning & Budgeting Corporate Director: Josué Tanaka Commercial Co-Financing Director: Lorenz Jorgensen Controllers Controller: Nigel Kerby Financial Reporting and Expense Control: David Bleakney Funds Financial Control: Teresa Godwin-Coombs Treasury Financial Control: Terry Cullen Internal Controls and Operational Risk Management: Julie Williams Banking Operations: Mark Smith Treasury Operations: Chris Swinchatt Independent Middle Office: Eric Kohl Information Technology Director: Tim Goldstone
Risk Management Vice President: Fabrizio Saccomanni Risk Management organisational chart (0.1Mb)
Risk Management Director: Mike Williams - Credit/Transaction Analysis: David Klingensmith, Director - Credit/Portfolio Review: Irena Postlova, Director - Corporate Recovery: Will Newton, Director (joint reporting to Banking) - Treasury Risk Management: Jean Sorasio, Director - COSO & Operational Risks: Julie Williams, Head (joint reporting to Finance for financial controls) Environment Director: Alistair Clark Nuclear Safety Director: Vince Novak Official Co-financing Director: Gary Bond
Human Resources and Administration Vice President for Human Resources and Administration: Brigita Schmognerová
Human Resources Director: Paolo Gallo Administration, Procurement and Purchasing and Consultancy Services Unit Corporate Director: Chris Holyoak Director of Administration: John McNess Director of Procurement and Purchasing: Maurice Lepage Head of Consultancy Services: Dilek Macit
Office of the Secretary General Secretary General: Horst Reichenbach Deputy Secretary General: Nigel Carter Office of the Secretary General organisation chart (0.1Mb)
Head of Language Services: Mike Tigar Head of Board and Institutional Affairs: Colm Lincoln Head of Annual Meetings, Protocol and Event Management: Christer Carlsson
Office of the Chief Economist Chief Economist: Erik Berglof
Director for Transition Strategy and Policy Studies: Steven Fries Director of Project Design and Appraisal: Jose Carbajo Director of Policy Studies and Sector Strategy: Sam Fankhauser
Office of the General Counsel General Counsel: Emmanuel Maurice Deputy General Counsel: Norbert Seiler Deputy General Counsel: Gerard Sanders Assistant General Counsel: Stephen Petri Operations Administration Unit Head of Unit: Lieve Reckers Records Management and Archives Head of Unit: Anne Cretal
Office of the Chief Compliance Officer Chief Compliance Officer: Enery Quinones Deputy Chief Compliance Officer: Lee Marler
Internal Audit Head of Internal Audit (Acting): Ray Portelli Deputy Head of Internal Audit: Ray Portelli
Evaluation Department Chief Evaluator: Fredrik Korfker
Communications Director: Brigid Janssen Deputy Director and Head of Internal Communications: Lawrence Sherwin Head of Media Relations: Vacant Head of Outreach and NGO Relations: Doina Caloianu Head of Publications: Anthony Martin Head of Website: Yenny Gamming
President's Office President: Jean Lemierre Advisor: Alexandre Draznieks
[redaktə / تحریر] Xoş gəlmisiz
Salam Parviz, Azerbaycan Vikipediyaya xoş gəlmisiz. Mehrdad 15:24, 11 Noyabr 2006 (UTC)