Ivaylo Moskovski became the executive director of BBR

by times news cr

The former transport minister Ivaylo Moskovski, who for four years was the representative of our country in the Black Sea Bank for Trade and Development, becomes part of the operational management of the Bulgarian Development Bank. This is clear from a message of the financial institution on its website.

Moskovski graduated in public finance at UNSS and financial management at the Academy of Economics “D. Tsenov” in Svishtov. For four years he was in the management of the Black Sea Bank for Trade and Development with headquarters in Thessaloniki. As vice president – operational activity with the Risk department, he leads projects on the implementation and monitoring of risk policies, he is also responsible for the bank’s ESG policy .
Moskovski was the Minister of Transport, Information Technologies and Communications in the period 2011-2013; 2014-2017, as well as 2017-2018. He was also a people’s representative in the 42nd and 44th NA, a member of the committees on transport and energy. In 2009-2011, he was the Deputy Minister of Transport, Information Technologies and Communications, leading the Managing Authority of the Operational Program “Transport” (2007-2013) and is the Bulgarian representative in the TRACECA initiative.

Dimitar Mitev, the long-time head of the “Finance” department at the bank, will join the supervisory body of the BBR. Mitev is a proven expert with 32 years of experience in the banking field. He holds a Master’s degree in finance from UNSS, with numerous additional qualifications. He holds a CFA degree – certified financial analyst. He has been working at the Bulgarian Development Bank since 2011, successively managing the “Planning, Analysis and Regulations”, “Compliance” and “Finance” departments. He was also a member of the Board of Directors of the National Guarantee Fund, part of the BBR Group.
Dimitar Mitev’s career also went through HVB Bank Biochim (today part of Unicredit Bulbank), SiBank, Eurobank (Postbank) and Deloitte Bulgaria.

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