Annual reports

ANNUAL REPORT 2011 Banka Koper has again demonstrated its financial stability in 2011, ranking among the leading commercial banks in Slovenia in terms of operating results and capital adequacy. As for its relationships with clients, the bank builds long-term relationships based on listening to clients’ needs 100%, developing modern products and services for them and helping companies grow. Its responsible attitude towards the environment is embodied in its introduction of innovative business ideas that protect, support and enhance our common environment. It is also the first bank in Slovenia to have opened three green branch offices that have implemented paperless operation. Annual report 2011.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2010 The landscape paintings by Igor Banfi featured in the Annual Report are like special imaginary worlds overflowing with a particularly warm light. The earthy tones used in his canvases can be compared with one of the basic colours of our corporate visual identity, the golden earth, representing the value of stability and symbolising the soil, work and humanity in its elementary state. Annual report 2010.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2009 Stability, imagination, humanity and hope are the basic values that guide Banka Koper. We can draw a parallel with the spiritual values in the paintings by Franko Vecchiet, one of the lead artists in our border area and presented in the Annual Report for 2009. Annual report 2009.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2008 The local identity of Banka Koper has always played an important role in its operations. The Sečovlje Saltpans Landscape Park presented in the 2008 Annual Report is one of the richest sources of natural and cultural heritage in Slovenia and the Primorje region, from where Banka Koper originates. The fact that the Sečovlje Saltpans are also a picturesque landscape was, in a unique manner, pointed out by Jaka Jeraša, top photographer and connoisseur of the area. Annual report 2008.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2007 All banking operations must be closely integrated in wider, global and international currents, yet they must exist and function also within local boundaries. Landscape paintings by the artist Zvest Apollonio combine the rich cultural heritage of this area, which has, over the course of history, undergone numerous changes, with the present times. This combination is intensively portrayed in the original and colourful artistic expression of the artist. Annual report 2007. pdf Financial statements 2007.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2006 The business world - at first sight perceived as ruthless and cold, nearly dull. However, it has many shades, variations and diverse facets. It can be compared to the works of Klavdij Tutta, which are "… as an integral macro unit in micro detail, a unique author's address of the outside world: communicating the intimate experience of the past and present, the valuation of material and spiritual civilisation heritage of the home environment and the perception of the existing chaotic way of life and technique-pervaded globalisation." (Nives Marvin). Annual report 2006.pdf Financial statements 2006.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2005 Banka Koper believes that the close-knit connections with its environment are important. This intertwining is particularly diverse in the multi-ethnical and multicultural environment of the Bank. Such a multifaceted environment links the Bank, in a unique way, with the artist Klavdij Palčič, through his works of art featured in the present annual report. Annual report 2005.pdf Financial statements 2005.pdf

ANNUAL REPORT 2004 The economic and social images of Banka Koper are intrinsically connected, just as are business and art. Over the past three decades, Andraž Šalamun has been recognised as a major representative of Slovenian art and a leading Slovenian artist. He has produced an extensive collection of artworks and has had a pioneering role in art movements. His creations are frequently featured at domestic as well as foreign art events. The creative power of this artist from Primorska never fails to astound us. Annual report 2004.pdf Financial statements 2004.pdf