CIB Bank
Hajnalka Varga has a diverse work experience in the banking industry. Hajnalka started their career at Budapest Bank in 2002 as a Credit Controller and worked there until 2008. In 2008, they joined CIB Bank and held various positions throughout their tenure. Hajnalka started as a Senior Credit Controller and progressed to become the Head of Rule-based Risk Middle Office in 2010. In 2011, they became the Head of Discretionary Risk Middle Office. Their most recent role at CIB Bank was as the Head of CPA (Collateral Management and Credit Bureau office), which they held until the data provided.
Hajnalka Varga has a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Budapest University of Technology and Economics. Hajnalka also studied at the College of Commerce, Catering and Tourism, as well as The University of Huddersfield, but their specific degrees and fields of study are unknown.
CIB Bank
CIB Bank Zrt. is a subsidiary of the Intesa Sanpaolo Group. Backed by its major international parent bank and with more than 40 years of experience as a universal credit institution, CIB Bank Zrt. offers a full range of commercial banking and investment services, supplemented by the products and plans of its subsidiaries (CIB Leasing, CIB Broker). With a branch network present in all parts of the country, CIB Bank Zrt. offers its services to more thank 450,000 customers, while continuously seeking innovative solutions tailored to the needs of its customers. The services of CIB Bank Zrt. are available to businesses, institutions, municipalities and sole traders, as well as to retail customers. Besides the bank’s branches, customers also have an exceptionally wide variety of electronic channels to choose from, through which to manage their finances quickly and conveniently, such as the CIB Internet Bank, CIB Bank Online, the CIB Bank Mobile application, or the eBroker information and securities trading system. The financial institution is a fully authorized Hungarian bank and is engaged in a wide range of domestic and international banking activities.