German private bank Sal Oppenheim has opened a representative office in Prague. The bank said the move is “an investment in the future”....

German private bank Sal Oppenheim has opened a representative office in Prague. The bank said the move is “an investment in the future”. Matthias Graf von Krockow, a spokesman for the bank, added: “We see the Czech Republic as an attractive growth market where we will offer our entire range of asset management and investment banking services.” Sal Oppenheim has appointed Tomáš Konèický and Aleš Hrnèíø, to head the new office. They will report to Sal Oppenheim’s Vienna office, headed by Bernhard Ramsauer.