Vesna Martin, Ph.D.
I am a banking professional with sixteen years of experience in both commercial and central banking. So far I have been working in Treasury and Investment Banking Division, Corporate Sales Department in Raiffeisen bank ad Belgrade and I am currently employed at the National Bank of Serbia, first at Monetary Operations Division, Department for Foreign Exchange Market and at present at Division for Macroprudential Supervision, Financial Stability Department.
My professional experience is related to maintaining daily contact with existing clients to foster customer relationship by informing clients on market development and promotes bank’s products and services, monitoring of developments in the domestic foreign exchange market, cooperation in the maintenance and monitoring by domestic and international regulatory authorities a framework of financial stability and produces periodic information with proposals for harmonization with the best international practice.
Colleagues know me as a responsible and hardworking person who is not afraid of new business challenges. I have critical thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Motivated self-starter, able to work independently and as part of a team
I am sensitive to the requirements of interacting with different audiences and able to adjust communication style when dealing with Junior or Senior staff, internal vs. external and with staff from different cultures.
I have a BA, MBA, and Ph.D. at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade. Areas of interest are financial markets, securities trading, and investment banking, foreign exchange regimes, exchange rate policy, hedging instruments and strategies, monetary policy and its instruments, micro and macroprudential policy, and financial stability.
I’m always interested in hearing from former colleagues, managers, or just interesting creative people, so feel free to contact me if you’d like to connect.
My professional experience is related to maintaining daily contact with existing clients to foster customer relationship by informing clients on market development and promotes bank’s products and services, monitoring of developments in the domestic foreign exchange market, cooperation in the maintenance and monitoring by domestic and international regulatory authorities a framework of financial stability and produces periodic information with proposals for harmonization with the best international practice.
Colleagues know me as a responsible and hardworking person who is not afraid of new business challenges. I have critical thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Motivated self-starter, able to work independently and as part of a team
I am sensitive to the requirements of interacting with different audiences and able to adjust communication style when dealing with Junior or Senior staff, internal vs. external and with staff from different cultures.
I have a BA, MBA, and Ph.D. at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade. Areas of interest are financial markets, securities trading, and investment banking, foreign exchange regimes, exchange rate policy, hedging instruments and strategies, monetary policy and its instruments, micro and macroprudential policy, and financial stability.
I’m always interested in hearing from former colleagues, managers, or just interesting creative people, so feel free to contact me if you’d like to connect.
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operations of all its participants. A few of the numerous challenges confronting the financial system today include the battle against climate
change, growing investments in digital infrastructure, considerable geopolitical uncertainty, and higher-than-target inflation rates. This is why the introduction of artificial intelligence, which fundamentally altered the way financial markets and all of the system's participants—banks, insurance companies, pension funds, and others—operate, was one of the
revolutions that significantly transformed the way the financial system functions. The implementation of numerous actions in the financial system can be made more secure, precise, efficient, and effective through the application of artificial intelligence. It is important to keep in
mind that while implementing artificial intelligence has many benefits, there are also certain risks involved. These include protecting
data privacy and confidentiality, the difficulty of maintaining these systems, and current ethical dilemmas. The aforementioned risks highlight the necessity of enacting prompt and thorough laws
that address the particulars of integrating artificial intelligence into the financial system and so eliminate any potential for misuse. To reduce
risks, continuous monitoring, and use of artificial intelligence integration into financial system operations are necessary.
monetary policy implementation. The final section of the paper focuses on the evolution of this function in Serbia. So far, regulatory changes in Serbia have enabled the function of primary dealers to be implemented, but they have not yet been implemented. Their implementation in Serbia would increase primary market liquidity, reduce the risk of debt financing, and contribute to the secondary market’s further development.
operations of all its participants. A few of the numerous challenges confronting the financial system today include the battle against climate
change, growing investments in digital infrastructure, considerable geopolitical uncertainty, and higher-than-target inflation rates. This is why the introduction of artificial intelligence, which fundamentally altered the way financial markets and all of the system's participants—banks, insurance companies, pension funds, and others—operate, was one of the
revolutions that significantly transformed the way the financial system functions. The implementation of numerous actions in the financial system can be made more secure, precise, efficient, and effective through the application of artificial intelligence. It is important to keep in
mind that while implementing artificial intelligence has many benefits, there are also certain risks involved. These include protecting
data privacy and confidentiality, the difficulty of maintaining these systems, and current ethical dilemmas. The aforementioned risks highlight the necessity of enacting prompt and thorough laws
that address the particulars of integrating artificial intelligence into the financial system and so eliminate any potential for misuse. To reduce
risks, continuous monitoring, and use of artificial intelligence integration into financial system operations are necessary.
monetary policy implementation. The final section of the paper focuses on the evolution of this function in Serbia. So far, regulatory changes in Serbia have enabled the function of primary dealers to be implemented, but they have not yet been implemented. Their implementation in Serbia would increase primary market liquidity, reduce the risk of debt financing, and contribute to the secondary market’s further development.