Authorities to Issue Powers of Attorney

If you wish to grant access to a third party to make transactions on your behalf, you need to provide the bank with a notarial power of attorney. For various types of transactions we would also recommend using the texts of authorities given below.

• the right to represent the trustee’s interests in banking institutions;
• the right to dispose accounts, the right to dispose of funds;
• the right to dispose accounts; the right to open and close the accounts;
• the right to obtain documents, statements, certificates and information containing banking secrecy of the trustee;
• the right to submit applications to the bank;
• the right to sign documents on behalf of the trustee.

• the right to represent the trustee’s interests in banking institutions;
• the right to representation in the Deposit Guarantee Fund of Physical Persons;
• the right to receive funds, the right to dispose of funds.

• the right to receive trustee’s funds, pensions, etc;
• the right to dispose funds of the trustee;
• the right to receive payment cards.

• the right to open an account in the name of the trustee;
• the right to receive trustee’s funds, pensions, etc;
• the right to sign documents on behalf of the trustee.