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Name and surname:
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Mgr. Matúš Medvec, MBA
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Research/art/teacher profile of a person
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The name of the university:
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Comenius University Bratislava
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The seat of the university:
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Šafárikovo námestie 6, 818 06 Bratislava
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| III.a - Occupation-position | III.b - Institution | III.c - Duration |
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| President (statutory body) | Industrial Property Office of the Slovak Republic | 2020- |
| Senior Regulatory Expert | National Bank of Slovakia | 2014-2020 |
| V.5.a - Name of the course | V.5.b - Study programme | V.5.c - Degree | V.5.d - Field of study |
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| Financial Regulation Law | Law | 2nd | Law |
Financial assistance provision in Slovak legal environment (M&A Law),
10/2015, Professional Journal BIATEC (issued by Central Bank of Slovakia),
ISSN: 1335-0900
Financial assistance has long been an area of intensive debate, particularly in regard to
its provision by companies. Among Member States of the European Union, views
differ on the eligibility of financial assistance, as is evident in the support for national
law provisions on financial assistance rules. This article examines the issue more
closely, focusing on the relevant legal provisions in Slovakia and how they compare
with those in the Czech Republic
Insurance of Cyber risks, 06/2015, Professional Journal BIATEC (issued by
Central Bank of Slovakia), ISSN: 1335-0900
The development of the information society has not only made life easier, but also
entailed new types of threat. Cyber risks are such an example, concerning mainly
those companies – including financial institutions – that handle large volumes of data
and have to process this data as part of their business. Standard insurance products
typically do not cover cyber risks, except sometimes as part of listed exemptions. This
has created a gap in the market, which is now being filled by a new line of insurance
business – cyber risk insurance. As this insurance line gains in importance, it will give
rise to new and cheaper products, while lawmakers will come under pressure to
impose limits on its scope. Cyber risk is becoming increasingly important since the
effects of a cyber attack can be much more serious than those of a single terrorist
attack on hardware (where damage is confined to immovable property).
New architecture of financial market supervision in the EU,12/2014,
Professional Journal BIATEC (issued by Central Bank of Slovakia), ISSN: 1335-
0900
Regulations creating new supervisory architecture in the EU, that have also anchored
the creation of the European Supervisory Authorities, lay down a duty for the
European Commission to submit a report on functioning of these authorities in 2014.
More than three years after the establishment of the ESAs in January 2011 the
Commission submits an evaluation report on them to the European Parliament and the
Council. The first part of this article aims to summarise the report's most important
parts, findings and plans for further path of the European Supervisory Authorities in
the medium term, whereas its second part offers the authors' views on the future
functioning of these authorities
Insurance specificities of machines, 01/2015, Professional Journal BIATEC
(issued by Central Bank of Slovakia), ISSN: 1335-0900
The article deals with the area of compulsory contractual third party liability
insurance for heavy machinery (especially forklifts), which normally do not
operate on roads, however – given their size – they could, similarly to an
ordinary motor vehicle, potentially cause property or health damage to other
persons. The case law of Slovak courts also shows that, occasionally, this type
of machinery ends up in collisions, which may also lead to insurance claims. It
should be noted in this context that decisions taken by general courts in the
Slovak Republic are quite inconsistent and for the time being there is no
unifying opinion of the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic in this matter