Mortgage bank in Hamburg

Share of 100 RM in the mortgage bank in Hamburg on March 5, 1927

The Hypothekenbank in Hamburg was a Hamburg regional bank that was founded in 1871. In 1998 it was merged with Deutsche Hypothekenbank Meiningen to form Deutsche Hyp - Deutsche Hypothekenbank Frankfurt-Hamburg AG .

founding

The mortgage bank in Hamburg was founded on the initiative of Otto Hübner . He had already founded the Preussische Hypotheken-Versicherungs-Actien-Gesellschaft and found suitable partners in the Vereinsbank , the Berliner Handels-Gesellschaft and the Haller, Söhle & Co. bank . It was founded on May 12, 1871. The bank started operations with two directors, an accountant, and two other employees in an office at Große Bleichen 28. In 1874 a Berlin office was founded at Mauerstrasse 37, which was occupied by a clerk. In 1879 the loans were distributed as follows: 93% Berlin, 3% Hamburg, 2% Mark Brandenburg, the rest: other North German areas. The bank's new office building in Berlin, Französische Strasse 7, was ready for occupancy in 1894. The new building of the bank in Hamburg, Hohe Bleichen 17, was ready for occupancy in 1897.

High bleaching 17

Known board members

• Friedrich Bendixen 1895 - 1920
• William Adolph Robert Güssefeld 1922 - 1953

swell

• 1871–1996 Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, Ed. Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, Hamburg 1996, ISBN 3000006605
• Manfred Pohl : Hamburg banking history. Mainz 1986, ISBN 3-7758-1136-2

Individual evidence

1. ^ Manfred Pohl : Hamburg banking history. Mainz 1986, ISBN 3-7758-1136-2 , pp. 87f
2. ↑ 1871-1996 Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, p. 136
3. ↑ 1871-1996 Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, p. 137
4. ↑ 1871-1996 Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, p. 138
5. ↑ 1871-1996 Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, p. 139
6. ↑ 1871-1996 Hypothekenbank in Hamburg, p. 140