3th July 2008 (tyden.cz) Miroslava Hrnčířová (61) becomes the head of the Moscow branch of the state-run Czech Export Bank. At the end of May this year she resigned from the post of deputy of the General Director of the Czech Export Bank. 

Miroslava Hrnčířová (61) became the head of the Moscow branch of the state-run Czech Export Bank. At the end of May this year she resigned from the post of deputy of the General Director of the Czech Export Bank. According to the Pražský Telegraf Agency Hrnčířová took over the function as of the first of July of this year. Today she flies on a working journey to the Azerbaijani capital Baku. Hrnčířová already acceded to the Czech Export Bank in the year 1995. Two years later she became a member of the Board of Directors. Before her resignation she was a deputy with responsibility for the trade section. The Czech Export Bank was established to support exports. It provides and finances export loans. Its assets stand at around 35 billion crowns. Hrnčířová was, during the first half of the 90’s working as an attorney and a member of the Board of Directors of the Kopřivnice’s Tatra Company, additionally she was, for example, a member of the supervisory board of the Investment and Privatisation Fund of the Komerční Bank.

Natallia Sudlianková