Tyshchenko Alexander Sergeyevich

Tyshchenko Alexander Sergeyevich

Alexander Tishchenko was born in 1982.

Education

Alexander Tishchenko graduated from the Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation with a degree in economics. In 2011, he received an EMBA degree from the London School of Business.

Career

2006

At the beginning of his career, he worked in audit companies and enterprises in the real sector. Since 2006, he held senior positions in PJSC TATNEFT and its subsidiaries.

2018-2019

In September 2019, he was appointed Chief Managing Director of Zenit Bank and was responsible for updating the corporate strategy of the Zenit banking group. Alexander Tishchenko was directly involved in the bank's recovery process, launched in the spring of 2017. Since April 2018, Tishchenko has been part of the bank's management as a senior vice president.

2020: Appointment of the Board of Directors of Zenit Bank

On May 18, 2020, Zenit Bank announced the appointment of Alexander Tishchenko as chairman of the board of directors. Mikhail Stepanov, who served as the head of the credit institution, leaves it and will continue to work in the financial sector.

Stepanov's new place of work is not called. He worked at the bank since December 2017, oversaw the financial unit. 

It is noted that as chairman of the board of Zenit Bank, Alexander Tishchenko (he officially took this post on May 15) will be responsible for the work of all divisions, as well as the operational management of the credit institution and its financial result. In development, the bank will focus on strengthening the position of the combined bank in the regions of presence.

At the beginning of 2020, it became known about the departure of Oleg Mashtalyar from the post of chairman of the board of Zenit Bank. Kommersant The newspaper "" with reference to its sources associated the termination of his powers with the role of an anti-crisis manager assigned to him, which, according to shareholders, he fulfilled. At least the bank was able to improve the quality of the loan portfolio to market averages.^[1]

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