Bank management

Dmytro Gladkov has started his career in international finance with Goldman Sachs International (London) in 2000, focusing on Emerging Markets Debt Capital Markets, covering sovereign, financial and corporate sectors. In 2003-2005, Dmytro was responsible for the build-up of the Debt Capital Market business for Eastern European and CIS borrowers at Barclays Capital (London). In September 2005, Dmytro joined JPMorgan Investment Banking (London) with the responsibility for Debt Capital Markets for Russia and Ukraine, most recently as Managing Director. Since November 2014, Dmytro is Global Head of Debt Capital Markets and Managing Director at Renaissance Capital (London), responsible for debt financing, bond issuance and liability management for sovereign, financial and corporate issuers from Africa, Russia and Eastern Europe. Dmytro holds a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree in International Political Economy from St. Antony’s College, Oxford University. Prior to Oxford University, Dmytro had completed a Master of Science (MSc) degree in International Relations from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), focusing on International Political Economy.

In February 2017, Dmytro Gladkov was invited to join AS PrivatBank in the capacity of Head of the Council.

Aleksandar Krunic graduated from Thames Valley University in 1994, having obtained a Bachelor`s degree in economics (BA Honours). In 1997 he acquired a Master`s degree in Business Finance (MSc) from Brunel University. He began his career in finance at Kas–Associatie N.V. in 1998 as a client manager. From 2001 to 2005, he was Vice-President for International Sales at Pershing New Jersey/Pershing Limited, a Bank of New York company. In May 2005 Aleksandar joined J.P. Morgan Europe Ltd (VP Sales, Clearance and Collateral Management) he was responsible for sales and new business development. In 2008, Aleksandar continued his career at Citigroup Global Transaction Services (GTS) as Director in charge of Direct Custody and Clearing sales in Europe, Middle East and Africa. In 2011, he returned to J.P. Morgan Europe Ltd in the capacity of Executive Director, responsible for product sales (Direct Custody and Clearing). In 2014, Aleksandar joined Aliquantum Energy Plc a renewable energy company as Chief Executive Officer. Aliquantum focused on developing small and mini hydro plants in Western Balkans and South East Europe. In July 2015, he became Advisor to the Board of Aliquantum, having established the company’s London presence. Concurrently, from May 2015, Aleksandar became an Independent Director and Member of the Supervisory Board of National Settlement Depository (NSD) – Russian Central Securities Depository) and part of the Moscow Stock Exchange Group.

In February 2017, Aleksandar Krunic was invited to join AS PrivatBank in the capacity of Deputy Head of the Council.

Sandris has 20 years of work experience in leading positions in risk management, compliance control, as well as in operational and strategic business management, at several international and local banks (including “Nordea bank” AB, AS “Swedbank”, AS “Parex banka”), at pension fund and investment management companies, as well as in the area of management consulting. He has been the Member of Management Board and the Chief Risk Officer at AS “Expobank”, the Chief Compliance Officer at AS “GE Money Bank” and the Member of Management Board at AS “GE Money Open Pension Fund” and at AS “GE Money Asset Management Company”.

Sandris has joined the team of AS “PrivatBank” in December 2017, beginning his activities as the Head of the Compliance Control Department and Chief Compliance Officer, while in March 2018, he has been appointed Chief Risk Officer. Apart from the Risk Control Department his responsibilities also include supervision of the Compliance Control Department. Sandris has graduated the University of Latvia in 2001. He has a master’s degree in business administration (international economics and business), as well as a master’s degree in political science (international relations).