About SKB bank
Banka SKB is a modern bank that offers innovative solutions to its clients.
Information on key events, milestones, financial results, vision and plans, strategy and performance of the bank.
An important milestone has been reached in the merger process of SKB Bank and Nova KBM. In recent days, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Slovenia have issued approvals for the merger of banks into one legal entity. The legal merger of the banks is scheduled for 22 August 2024, and the following day the merged bank will be renamed OTP banka d. d.
More detailed informationpdf, 439 kBFrom now on, customers of SKB Banka and Nova KBM, both members of the OTP Group, can use their Visa personal debit card
to withdraw cash completely free of charge also at the ATMs of the members of the OTP Group in Hungary, Croatia, Serbia,
Montenegro, Romania , Bulgaria, Ukraine, Albania and Moldova. The possibility of free cash withdrawals in already ten countries
increases the competitive advantage for both banks and brings significant added value and benefit to our customers.
SKB banka d.d. Ljubljana is a subsidiary bank under the CRR 2 Directive and is classified by the Bank of Slovenia as an Other Systemically Important Bank and therefore qualifies as a large subsidiary. In accordance with Article 13 of CRR2, the bank is only obliged to disclose a limited set of contents under Part 8 of CRR. As the bank is not listed on a stock exchange, it is only obliged to disclose the required information once a year in accordance with the Directive.
SKB banka d.d. Ljubljana publishes the SKB Group Annual Report for 2023, which was submitted by the Bank's Management to the Bank's Board of Directors for approval in accordance with Article 272 of the Companies Act (ZGD-1).
Due to inadequate reporting of the number of persons in the governing bodies in Chapter 12 Renumeration policy in SKB group we have corrected:
According to EBA Guidelines (EBA/GL/2020/07 ) SKB and SKB group disclosed the information about guarantee schemes and legislative moratoria and also other (non-legislative) moratoria, concluded as a consequence of COVID-19.
The purpose of this report is to provide disclosures as required by the Global Regulatory Framework for capital and liquidity, established by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS). At European level, these requirements are implemented in accordance with disclosure requirements in the Part Eight of Regulation (EU) No 272/2013 on prudential requirements for credit institutions and investment firms (Capital Requirements Regulation - the CRR) and Directive 2013/36/EU on access to the credit institution and prudential supervision of credit institution and investment firms (Capital Requirements Directive IV – the CRD). Disclosures for SKB Group are prepared in accordance with regulation. All disclosers are prepared in EUR thousand, unless otherwise stated.
According to EBA Guidelines (EBA/GL/2020/07) SKB and SKB group disclosed the information about
guarantee schemes and legislative moratoria and also other (non-legislative) moratoria, concluded as
a consequence of COVID-19.
The SKB logotype consists of the sign and text that represent a whole and it is not allowed to use them separately.
The logotype can be used for journalist articles and sponsor projects supported by SKB banka or upon prior agreement
We chose a few photographs of management and bank SKB for you. If you need high resolution photographs, please contact us at info@skb.si.
Photo: Bojan Puhek.
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