Mainzer Volksbank

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Coordinates: 50 ° 0 ′ 8 ″  N , 8 ° 15 ′ 56.8 ″  E

Logo of the cooperative banks  Mainzer Volksbank eG
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Mainzer Volksbank headquarters on Balthasar-Maler-Platz in Mainz
Country GermanyGermany Germany
Seat Neubrunnenstrasse 2
55116 Mainz
legal form Registered cooperative
Bank code 551 900 00
BIC MVBM DE55 XXX
founding 1862
Association Cooperative Association - Association of Regions
Website www.mvb.de
Business data 2019
Total assets € 6.724 billion
insoles € 5.297 billion
Customer credit € 5.515 billion
Employee 956
Offices 27, + 48 self-service center
Members 116,846
management
Board Uwe Abel (Chairman)
Heinz-Peter Schamp (Deputy Chairman)
Herbert Kohlberg
Karsten Zerfaß
Supervisory board Bernd J. Hammer (Chairman)
List of cooperative banks in Germany

The Mainzer Volksbank eG is the largest Volksbank in the country Rhineland-Palatinate , which is based in Mainz has. The business area of ​​the bank includes the city of Mainz including the separate Mainz districts of Kastel and Kostheim as well as Hochheim. In addition, it extends over large parts of Rheinhessen, such as the northern district of Mainz-Bingen and partly also over the district of Alzey-Worms .

history

The history of the Mainzer Volksbank goes back to the year 1862. On March 1st, 1862, Mainz personalities from trade and craft founded the Mainzer Volksbank. Through mergers with several Volksbanks and Raiffeisenbanks in the region (including in Hochheim am Main 1966, Nieder-Olm 1969 and Bingen am Rhein 1970) it became one of the largest Volksbanks in Germany. In 2003 the merger with Raiffeisenbank Mainz took place. Since 2013, the Mainzer Volksbank has had a branch on the grounds of the Johannes Gutenberg University ( campus banking ).

Business area

In addition to Mainz, the Mainzer Volksbank has branches in: Bingen am Rhein , Büdesheim , Bodenheim , Ebersheim, Gau-Algesheim , Gau-Bickelheim , Gensingen , Ingelheim am Rhein , Kastel, Kostheim, Nieder-Olm , Oppenheim , Saulheim , Stadecken-Elsheim , Sprendlingen , Wöllstein and in Hochheim am Main in Hesse .

There are self-service points in: Appenheim , Budenheim , Büdesheim, Kempten am Rhein , Dromersheim , Dietersheim, Frei-Winternheim, Gau-Bickelheim, Sponsheim , Ockenheim , Bubenheim , Dienheim , Dolgesheim , Essenheim , Frei-Laubersheim , Gau-Bischofsheim , Ingelheim am Rhein , Kastel, Klein-Winternheim , Kostheim, Laubenheim, Ober-Hilbersheim , Oppenheim , Partenheim , Saulheim , Undenheim , Wörrstadt , Zornheim and in Hochheim am Main in Hesse .

Cooperative financial group

Mainzer Volksbank is part of the cooperative financial group and a member of the security scheme of the Federal Association of German Volksbanks and Raiffeisenbanks and works as an all-finance provider with special cooperative institutions. These include the DZ Bank , R + V Versicherung , Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall , Teambank and the Union Investment Group .

membership

As a cooperative bank , Mainzer Volksbank is not geared towards maximizing profits, but primarily serves the interests of its members . Any private person , partnership or legal entity under private and public law who subscribes at least a business share worth 50 euros and is a customer can become a member.

Donation platform (crowdfunding)

Clubs or non-profit associations can use the donation platform to submit projects to the Mainzer Volksbank for which they would like to collect donations. If the respective project gets enough fans, the financing phase starts. For every donation made, the Mainzer Volksbank adds a fixed contribution, thus increasing the donation amount.

Web links

literature

  • Karl Schramm : A century of Mainzer Volksbank in two thousand years old Mainz on the Rhine. Hoppenstedts economic archive, Essen 1962

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Master data of the credit institute at the Deutsche Bundesbank
  2. ↑ Numbers and facts 2019
  3. ↑ Presentation of the campus banking on the Mainzer Volksbank website