Zürcher Kantonalbank in Austria appoints a member of the Supervisory Board
Alina Czerny is a new member of the supervisory board
Zurich Cantonal Bank Austria. She succeeds Stephan Hutter, who has held the post since the private bank was founded ten years ago. He is now stepping down from the committee in accordance with the regulations.
Alina Czerny was initially entrusted with risk management at a credit institution, after which she was supervisor for large banks at the Financial Market Authority FMA. She started out for ten years at KPMG Austria in auditing and advising banks and established the “Fit & Proper” business area in Austria. Czerny is an expert in credit, stock exchange, banking, deposit business and building societies and is a self-employed auditor and tax consultant. She is also chairwoman of the supervisory board of the BUAK company provision fund.
According to the chairman of the supervisory board, Florence Schnydrig Moser, Czerny is to support the Austrian-Swiss supervisory board in continuing the course of the Zürcher Kantonalbank Austria of the first ten years. The bank specializes in private banking in Austria and looks after wealthy private individuals, foundations and entrepreneurs in Austria and southern Germany. 105 people are currently employed at the two locations in Salzburg and Vienna and manage a business volume of 3.1 billion euros. The institute is a 100 percent subsidiary of the Zürcher Kantonalbank in Zurich.