Today, the Board of Directors of Česká exportní banka met for the first time with its new members. It accepted the resignation by ing. Miroslav Kubišta from the office of the Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors and thanked him for his work in the office. The Board of Directors elected ing. Lubomír Pokorný, MBA for the Vice-Chairman. As of the day of commencement of the office of the Board of Director members, contracts for the execution of offices of bank’s Deputy General Directors were concluded with ing. Pokorný and ing. Goldmann.

The particular division of responsibilities for the renewed Board of Directors and executive management shall be as follows:

Chairman of the Board of Directors
and General Director: ing. Josef Tauber

Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors
and Deputy General Director responsible for directorate-general: ing. Lubomír Pokorný, MBA

Member of the Board of Directors
and Deputy responsible for Finance Department management: ing. Miloslav Kubišta

Member of the Board of Directors
and Deputy responsible for IT and Payment System Department management: ing. Petr Goldmann

Member of the Board of Directors
and Deputy General Director responsible for Risk Management Department: ing. Karel Tlustý, MBA

Deputy General Director responsible for Sales Department: ing. Miroslava Hrnčířová, CSc.
Deputy General Director responsible for office management: ing. Ladislav Dvořák.

At its first session, the Board of Directors approved partial modifications of bank’s organization regulations reflecting changes which take place in ČEB management. It expressed its view that bank’s successful activities in favor of the Czech export and the domestic economy development shall continue in the same dynamic manner as before, which was also confirmed by 2007 results.

Jan Stolár

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ČEB provides Czech exporters with state-supported financing of exports and financial services related to exporting goods and investments, thereby enabling Czech exporters to enter tenders on the global market under conditions comparable to those of competitors from other developed countries. All of CEB’s activities are in full compliance with WTO rules, relevant recommendation of the OECD, and European Union directives. CEB actively cooperates with other organizations providing state support, particularly Czech Trade, and uses insurance from EGAP. CEB’s mission is to support entrepreneurs by means of the most advantageous financing, not for maximum profit. CEB has the same rating evaluation as the Czech Republic.