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Martin Czurda

Martin Czurda
CEO
Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF)

Dr. Martin Czurda has vast experience in the banking sector having held executive and non-executive positions in various international banking institutions.

He started his banking career in Vienna with Bank of Austria, later became Managing Director in RZB Vienna, CEO of ATB in Amsterdam, CRO with a Slovenian bank in Vienna, CEO of Anadi Bank in Carinthia /Austria. His non-executive roles were with the Austrian Hypo Association, SREI infrastructure India, Valartis Austria (Chairman).

Since June 2017 he is the CEO of the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) in Athens, Greece.

Martin Czurda was born in Vienna, Austria, holds a Doctorate Degree (Dr.) in Economics and a Master’s Degree (M.A.) in Business Administrations from the University of Economics, Vienna, Austria.

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