Graubündner Kantonalbank

Graubünden Cantonal Bank Banca Chantunala Grischuna ( advises. ) Banca Cantonale Grigione ( ita. )
Main office at Postplatz in Chur
Country	Switzerland
Seat	Chur
legal form	Institute of Public Law
founding	1870
Website	www.gkb.ch
Business data
Total assets	30.9 billion CHF
Employee	784.5 (June 30, 2020)
management
Board of Directors	Peter Fanconi (Bank President) Christian Thöny (Bank Vice-President) Christoph Caviezel (Bank Councilor) Martin Gredig (Bank Councilor) Fulvio A. Bottoni (Bank Councilor) Ines Pöschel (Bank Councilor)
Corporate management	Daniel Fust (Chairman of the Management Board ) Enrico Lardelli (Member of the Executive Board ) Thomas Roth (Member of the Executive Board ) Martina Müller-Kamp (Member of the Executive Board )

The Graubündner Kantonalbank (GKB; Rhaeto-Romanic Banca Chantunala Grischuna ^{? / I} , Italian Banca Cantonale Grigione ), based in Chur, is the cantonal bank of the Canton of Graubünden . It operates 50 branches in Graubünden, is the majority shareholder in the private bank Bellerive AG and 51% in Albin Kistler AG in Zurich .

Business data

Dates as of June 30, 2020

• Business income: CHF 200.2 million
• Business expenses: CHF 94.3 million
• Business success: CHF 96.8 million
• Group profit: CHF 95.2 million
• Loans to clients: CHF 20.5 billion
• Client assets: 36.5 billion
• Dividend: 40% on the nominal capital
• One-time anniversary dividend: 6% on the nominal capital
• Headcount: 784.5 (part-time adjusted; apprenticeships at 50%)

In the legal form of an independent institution under cantonal law, the bank provides the usual industry-standard services of a universal bank . The GKB participation certificate ( ISIN CH0001340204) has been listed on the stock exchange since September 10, 1985 . The canton of Graubünden is liable for the obligations of the GKB with its state guarantee .

history

Blank of a bond from Graubündner Kantonalbank, year of issue approx. 1890

• 1870 - Graubündner Kantonalbank is founded
• 1876 ​​- The first agencies open in Graubünden
• 1911 - Move to today's bank building on Postplatz
• 1921 - Endowment capital increased to 30 million francs
• 1970 - Creation of GKB contribution fund on the occasion of the 100th anniversary
• 1975 - Issue of participation certificates
• 1981 - Opening of the headquarters in Engadinstrasse
• 1983 - Introduction of the first ATM
• 1985 - Issue of participation certificates
• 1990 - First bank counters with counter terminals
• 1998 - Adoption of the Cantonal Bank Act and anchoring the state guarantee.
• 1998 - Participation in the Zürcher Privatbank Bellerive AG
• 2002 - Reorganization of the entire bank into a sales bank
• 2004 - IT outsourcing
• 2005 - Participation in Private Client Bank AG in Zurich
• 2006 - Opening of a new customer house in Chur
• 2007 - IT system change to Finnova
• 2008 - Increase in stake in Private Client Bank AG to 50 percent
• 2009 - Opening of the GKB AUDITORIUM event center
• 2011 - Repositioning of private bank Bellerive AG
• 2013 - Total assets exceed the 20 billion mark for the first time
• 2015 - Promotion of digital banking
• 2016 - Restructuring of investments in private banks in Zurich
• 2017 - Expansion of asset management and launch of own investment funds
• 2017 - Launch of a new branch concept
• 2018 - Increase in participation in Albin Kistler AG
• 2019 - Daniel Fust becomes the new CEO of Graubündner Kantonalbank

Web links

• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ www.bellerivebanking.ch
2. ↑ www.albinkistler.ch
3. ↑ Consolidated financial statements as of June 30, 2020
4. ↑ www.gkb.ch/beitragsfonds
5. ↑ www.gkb.ch/auditorium

Coordinates: 46 ° 51 '1.8 "  N , 9 ° 31' 54.8"  E ; CH1903:  759 630  /  190 947