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In 2005 the Association of Czech Building Savings Banks made extensive changes that led it to a new phase of operations.
For the first five years, ACSS members rotated in chairmanship of the organization according to a predetermined order. In the middle of 2005, this method was found to be unsatisfactory and the members changed to a voting system within the framework of professionalism.
The system of statutory authorities is made up of a Praesidium, chairperson and deputy chairperson who are voted in for a period of two years by members of the Praesidium. Other activities in the individual spheres belong under the influence of the expert commission. During its activities, the Association uses the expert opinions in building savings of both current and past work groups. In the new administration system of ACSS, the work groups are led by expert warrantor, members of state organizations. The minutes of the executive agenda are provided by the secretary. The Association has chosen authorities, a headquarters and legal advisors which place it amongst other modern and standardized institutions of this kind.
Make up of the ACSS Executive
The members of the Praesidium currently have the following
functions:
- Vojtěch Lukáš – Chairman AČSS
- Vladimír Staňura – 1st Deputy Chairman AČSS
- Libor Löfler – 2nd Deputy Chairman AČSS
Other members of the Praesidium:
- Jan Jeníček
- Pavel Pektor
Secretary of the Association:
- Jiří Šedivý
Pictures of the Praesidium members
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The Association of Czech Building Societies in the Czech Republic (ACSS) comprises five building savings banks. It was founded on June 29, 2000, with the aim of supporting the joint interests of the building savings banks operating in the Czech Republic. It thus continued a long-term informal co-operation among the financial institutions.
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NOT TO OMIT
ACSS advises: Home-building savings contracts signed in 2003 remain in full force and effect regardless of the expiration of the five-year saving phase. You can read more here.