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Morning paper news sport j2 money culture scene video subscription FORMER HPB MANAGEMENT Bankers reported for embezzlement amounting to 11.5 million kuna, here are the directors in question Police suspect them of illegally paying bonuses to themselves over a period of 4 years By: Marin DeskovicPosted: 06 Aug 2020 15:56 8408017 Dragan Matic / Cropix Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail RELATED NEWS Branimir Glavaš GARAGE CASE Glavas' complaint against Fehir rejected: 'If necessary, I will go to the prosecutor in Brussels' RESPONSIBILITY PENSIONERS 'UNION FILES CRIMINAL REPORT AGAINST ŠKARIČIĆ' Split Home has become one of the deadliest foci of coronavirus infection ' The Economic Crime Department of the Zagreb Police has filed criminal charges against the former management of the Croatian Commercial Bank for alleged embezzlement committed from 2010 to 2014. Although the police did not publish the names of the suspects, as it is unofficially known, the former president of the HPB Management Board, Čedo Maletić , and members of the Management Board Boženka Mostarčić , Tanja Šimunović and Dubravka Kolarić were reported . Police suspect them of illegally paying themselves bonuses based on unreliable business results over a period of 4 years. image Čedo Maletić Dragan Matic / Cropix Also, police claim, the bonuses were “disguised” by drowning them in the total wage bill so they were not visible in the regular financial reports. According to the incriminations from the report, HPB was damaged by a total of HRK 11.5 million. The report was submitted to the Rijeka County State's Attorney's Office, the so-called on a regular basis, that is, the suspects were not arrested but will defend themselves from freedom. which was also determined by the conducted inspections in which significant irregularities in the presentation of annual financial results were found. In the described manner, they gained illegal property gain in the total amount of HRK 4.5 million, while at the same time they damaged the banking institution in the amount of HRK 11.5 million in the name of paid taxes and contributions, "the Zagreb police said in a statement. part of the incriminated time, from 2009 to April 2012, the Government's decision to ban the payment of bonuses to members of the management boards of state-owned companies was in force. By the way, Maletić and the suspects were appointed to the HPB Management Board in 2010 after the previous Management Board, headed by Josip Proteg , was arrested and suspected by Uskok in the "ATM" operation, suspecting them, among other things, of illegally paying bonuses. The case against Protega and the others is still pending in the Zagreb County Court, a decade after his arrest. In the other two smaller proceedings, Protega and the other defendants were acquitted.