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Attila Szalay-Berzeviczy
Attila Szalay-Berzeviczy (born May 6, 1972) is a Hungarian economist and global head of Global Securities Services at UniCredit Group in Milan. He is the president of the Budapest Olympic Movement civil association and co-chairman of the Hungarian Fencing Federation.
== Studies and career ==
After graduating from the College of Modern Business Studies, he received an MSc in international business and economics at the University of Economic Sciences in Budapest. He spent one year in Istanbul with a scholarship of The Banks’ Association of Turkey. Szalay-Berzeviczy started his career at Budapest Bank's Foreign Operations Division in 1990 before joining Bank Austria Creditanstalt's International Markets Division. He was appointed managing director of UniCredit Hungary in 1999. Between 2004 and 2008, he was the chairman of the Budapest Stock Exchange and the Hungarian member of the board of the Federation of European Securities Exchanges.〔(Management Shake-Up At UniCredit - Global Custodian )〕
In his tenure as the chairman of the Hungarian bourse, he played a role in the integration of the Budapest Commodity Exchange and the Budapest Stock Exchange, he developed and protected the Hungarian capital market as well as publicly promoted stock investments.〔(Article: Bourse president attacks gov't capital gains tax proposal. | AccessMyLibrary - Promoting library advocacy )〕 He made efforts to establish the CEE union of national stock exchanges to serve as individual pillars with national exchanges.〔(Nationalization of pension funds could mean end for the Budapest Stock Exchange, says former BÉT president : Realdeal.hu )〕〔(INTERVIEW: Head of Budapest bourse clings to dream of CEE Euronext - BUSINESS NEW EUROPE )〕 In June 2008, Szalay-Berzeviczy tendered his resignation after the Vienna Bourse announced it would purchase a 12.5pc stake in the Budapest Stock Exchange from UniCredit Bank Hungary to make it the stock exchange's biggest owner with a 37.7% stake.〔(AllBusiness.com | Business solutions from AllBusiness.com )〕
The media projected Szalay-Berzeviczy became the front-runner candidate for the post of Minister of Economic Affairs in 2007; however he pulled out of the race, saying he would not take the job. In March 2009, his name was mentioned as a possible successor to the outgoing Prime Minister, Ferenc Gyurcsány.
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