Piraeus Bank
Panagiotis Skoularikis is a seasoned banking executive with over 20 years of experience in managerial roles within the financial services sector, currently serving as General Manager and Head of Regulatory Affairs & Executive Coordination at Piraeus Bank since February 2013. Skoularikis possesses extensive expertise in regulatory relations, corporate governance, and resolution planning, overseeing significant projects and coordination efforts with key regulatory bodies. Prior roles include Deputy General Manager and Assistant General Manager at Piraeus Bank, as well as leadership positions at ATEbank, where impactful negotiations and investor relations were pivotal. Skoularikis also serves as a non-executive director for EYDAP, representing minority shareholders and contributing to strategic committees. Academic credentials include advanced degrees from prestigious institutions such as The London School of Economics and INSEAD, with a focus on economics and corporate governance.
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Piraeus Bank
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Piraeus Bank SA is a Greece-based banking institute. It operates in the following main business segments: Retail Banking, Corporate Banking, Investment Banking, as well as Asset Management and Treasury. The Retail Banking segment includes the retail banking operations of the Bank and its subsidiaries, which are addressed to retail customers, as well as to small-medium companies, such as deposits, loans and letters of guarantee, among others. The Corporate Banking segment includes facilities related to corporate banking, provided by the Bank and its subsidiaries, addressed to large and maritime companies, such as syndicated loans, project financing and imports-exports, among others. The Investment Banking segment includes activities related to investment banking operations of the Bank and its subsidiaries, such as investment and advisory services, underwriting services and public listings, as well as stock exchange services, among others. It operates a network of more than 600 units.