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Martina Drvar Europass Curriculum Vitae Summary

Personal Information

• Full Name: Martina Drvar
• Address: Trg hrvatskih velikana 3, Zagreb, Croatia
• Phone: 385 1 4590 302 / Mobile: 385 99 4902 759
• Email: martina.dvrar@hnb.hr
• Nationality: Croatian
• Date of Birth: 24 August 1973
• Gender: Female
• Desired Employment: Vicegovernor / Banking Supervision

Work Experience

Martina Drvar has had a long and distinguished career in financial regulation and supervision, primarily within the Croatian National Bank (CNB) and the European Central Bank (ECB).

• Oct 2018 – Present: Vicegovernor for Prudential Area and Banking Supervision at CNB
• 2015 – Sep 2018: Head of Section, Joint Supervisory Team Coordinator at ECB
• 2013 – 2014: Head of Reporting and Analysis Department, Deputy Executive Director at CNB
• 2007 – 2013: Chief Advisor for EU issues and prudential reporting at CNB
• 2004 – 2007: Head of Off-Site Supervision Department at CNB
• 1999 – 2004: Banking System Analyst at CNB
• 1997 – 1999: On-Site Banking Supervisor at CNB

Main Activities and Responsibilities

• ECB (2014–2018): Off-site supervision of large US custody subsidiaries in the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), including The Bank of New York Mellon, State Street Bank, and J.P. Morgan.
• Government of the Republic of Croatia (2006–2012): Led the EU Negotiations' team for Chapter 9: Financial Services, focusing on the transposition of the EU Acquis related to the Capital Requirements Directive and other financial regulations.
• CNB (2013): Deputy Executive Director for Prudential Regulation and Supervision Area, overseeing regulatory and supervisory developments, especially in prudential reporting.
• CNB (from 2007): Developed and implemented a new financial reporting framework and analytical tools for statistical and prudential purposes, based on International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), including data warehouse design.
• CNB (2004–2007): Managed the collection of prudential reports and conducted prudential analysis of banks, followed by off-site supervisory measures.
• CNB (1999–2004): Analyzed banking system performance indicators and issued the CNB's Banks' Bulletin.
• CNB (1997–1999): Conducted on-site examinations of banks.

Education

• 1997: Bachelor of Economics from the Economy Faculty, University of Zagreb, Croatia
• 2012: Master's degree in Finance, Accounting, and Audit from the Economy Faculty, University of Zagreb, Croatia

Language Competences

Martina Drvar is proficient in multiple languages, with the following levels of competence:

Self-Assessment

• Croatian: C2 (Native or bilingual proficiency)
• English: C2 (Native or bilingual proficiency)
• German: B2 (Upper intermediate)
• Italian: B2 (Upper intermediate)

Key Information and Core Content

Martina Drvar has extensive experience in prudential regulation and banking supervision, with a strong focus on EU regulatory frameworks, financial reporting standards, and supervisory practices. She has held key positions at both the Croatian National Bank (CNB) and the European Central Bank (ECB), contributing significantly to the development and implementation of financial regulations and supervisory frameworks.

Her career highlights include:

• Leading the EU Negotiations' team for Chapter 9: Financial Services, responsible for aligning Croatia's financial regulations with EU standards.
• Serving as Vicegovernor for Prudential Area and Banking Supervision at CNB, demonstrating senior leadership in regulatory oversight.
• Managing prudential reporting and analysis at CNB, including the development of a new financial reporting framework based on IFRS.
• Conducting off-site supervision of major US custody subsidiaries in the SSM at ECB.
• Performing on-site banking examinations and analyzing banking system performance indicators.

Her multilingual skills, particularly in English, German, and Italian, at C2 and B2 levels, reflect her ability to communicate and collaborate effectively in international financial contexts. This makes her well-suited for roles that require cross-border coordination and regulatory alignment.