IBAS J.S.C. announces that it has recruited and selected Mr. Egzon Hoxha for the position of Director of Finance and Operations, an appointment that has been officially approved by the Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo (CBK), in full compliance with the applicable legal and regulatory framework.
The CBK’s approval was granted following a review of the documentation submitted by IBAS and an assessment of the fulfillment of the legal, professional, and integrity criteria, in accordance with Law No. 04/L-093 on Banks, Microfinance Institutions and Non-Bank Financial Institutions, as well as the relevant regulations governing the approval of senior management.
Mr. Egzon Hoxha brings over 10 years of experience in the financial industry, built through a progressive career that includes both operational positions and senior management roles — from cashier to Finance Director and Deputy Director. This extensive background has equipped him with practical and holistic expertise essential for the sustainable financial and operational management of a non-bank financial institution.
From an academic perspective, Mr. Hoxha has completed his Bachelor’s studies in Accounting and is currently in the final stage of his Master’s studies in Banking and Finance, combining practical experience with a strong theoretical and analytical foundation.
This appointment represents an important step in strengthening IBAS’s financial stability and corporate governance, enhancing financial management capacities, internal control, and operational efficiency. Through this engagement, IBAS aims to further consolidate the trust of its clients, partners, and supervisory institutions.
IBAS J.S.C. remains committed to transparency, regulatory compliance, and the highest professional standards, while continuing to build a sustainable, reliable, and long-term development–oriented financial institution.
We wish Mr. Egzon Hoxha great success in the performance of his new duties and believe that his contribution will have a direct impact on strengthening institutional trust and the financial stability of IBAS.

