we receive e we publish the following Press release spread by Tyche Bank.
Tyche Bank, a local bank specializing in bankruptcy proceedings, corporate finance, purchase of tax credits and management of NPL and UTP credits, designates Marina Di Janni as Head of Risk Management Function, effective September 1, 2025.
This appointment represents a decisive step in the consolidation and strengthening of the bank's control functions, in line with Tyche Bank's ongoing commitment to rigorously managing risk and ensuring the robustness of its operating model.
Marina, graduated in Economics and Commerce at the University of Bologna, comes from Prometeia, where she most recently held the position of Home in the area Risk Management, gaining, over a 20-year career, a solid understanding of the market and banking regulations (CRR, CRD, Basel, etc.). Furthermore, this long-standing experience has allowed her to develop a broad and in-depth understanding of key risk management processes: in the area of Enterprise Risk Management, she has worked on key issues such as ICAAP/ILAAP, Recovery Plan, Risk Appetite Framework (RAF), regulatory and management stress tests, etc., addressing aspects of risk management, capital, and the impacts of climate change. On this latter, particularly timely topic, she co-authored the book "Climate Risk and Financial Intermediaries," published in 2024 by Palgrave MacMillan.
“Marina's entrance – declared Francesco De Marco, General Manager of Tyche Bank – "Marina's appointment further strengthens our ability to manage risks in a complex and competitive market environment. Her background, combined with her extensive experience, will be a key factor in supporting the growth and evolution of our business units, while preserving the solidity of the bank. Tyche is a company that combines the tradition of a credit institution with specialization in vertical businesses: Marina's contribution will help us strengthen both of these aspects."
“I thank Tyche Bank for the trust they have placed in me.” Marina commented. The banking sector today faces complex challenges that require a structured approach to risk management, capable of integrating increasingly stringent and constantly evolving regulations with advanced measurement and control tools. The goal is to ensure capital and operational resilience while supporting business growth. At Tyche Bank, I found a clear focus on robust control mechanisms and the full integration of risk management functions into corporate processes. My priority will be to further strengthen this framework, ensuring, with an innovative vision, risk governance consistent with market scenarios and the development models the bank is pursuing.
