Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth

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Logo of the cooperative banks  Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth eG
Country GermanyGermany Germany
Seat Hague i. IF
legal form registered cooperative
Bank code 701 693 88
BIC GENO DEF1 HMA
Association Cooperative Association of Bavaria eV
Website www.rbk-haag-gars.de
Business data 2019
Total assets 410 million euros
Customer credit 265 million euros
Employee 82
Offices 6th
Members 7386
management
Board Thomas Cestaro (Speaker)
Supervisory board Thomas Sax (Chairman)
List of cooperative banks in Germany

The Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth eG based in Haag i. OB is a cooperative bank in Bavaria . Your business area covers the east of the Mühldorf district .

In addition to the main office in Haag, the bank has branches in Maitenbeth , Gars am Inn , Stadl (part of the municipality of Unterreit ), Oberornau and Reichertsheim . There are also ATMs in the Ramsau village shop (part of the Reichertsheim community) and in the SIT-TOTAL petrol station in Haag.

history

The Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth eG in its current form was created in 1997 through the merger of Raiffeisenbank Haag-Maitenbeth eG with Raiffeisenbank Gars am Inn eG.

Raiffeisenbank Haag

On February 26, 1899, the Dahrlehenskassenverein Ramsau was founded on the initiative of the HH Expositus Max Fischer. In 1965, the Raiffeisen banks Ramsau, Berg-Winden and Kirchdorf merged to form Raiffeisenbank Haag eGmbH. In addition, it was decided to build a business building and relocate the headquarters to Haag. In 1968 the general assembly of Raiffeisenkasse Oberornau decided to merge with Raiffeisenbank Haag. Raiffeisenbank Reichertsheim followed suit in 1971. In 1973 the property in Haag was bought for the later construction of a new bank building, which was occupied in 1981. In 1988 Raiffeisenbank Haag eG merged with Raiffeisenbank Maitenbeth eG to form Raiffeisenbank Haag-Maitenbeth eG. In 1996, the Extraordinary General Assembly decided with the required majority to merge with Raiffeisenbank Gars am Inn eG. This merger was registered at the registry court in Traunstein in 1997. The new company name was Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth eG.

Raiffeisenbank Gars am Inn

Also in 1899, on the initiative of Pastor August Nischwitz, the Gars Loan Fund Association was founded, which made a profit of 318.46 marks in its first business year. The general assembly of Raiffeisenkasse Mittergars decided in 1953 to join the Gars Loan Association. In 1964, the Raiffeisenkasse Au took the same step. The general assembly of April 7, 1967 decided to rent and convert suitable rooms on the market square in Gars am Inn and to operate as Raiffeisenbank. Raiffeisenkasse Wang joined as a further financial institution in 1969. In 1977 the company finally moved into the new business premises in Gars am Inn. On November 21, 1996, the extraordinary general assembly decided to merge it with Raiffeisenbank Haag-Maitenbeth eG.

Business operations

Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth eG operates as a universal bank. In addition to the classic payment transactions as well as credit and deposit business, she works with Allianz Versicherung , DZ Bank , DZ Hyp , DZ Privatbank , R + V Versicherung , MünchenerHyp , Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall , easyCredit , VR Smart Finanz and the Union Investment together. It is also a member of the protection scheme of the Federal Association of German Volksbanks and Raiffeisenbanks .

As of December 31, 2019, Raiffeisenbank Haag-Gars-Maitenbeth eG had 82 employees and 8 trainees. This corresponds to a training quota of approx. 9.75%.

As a regional company, the Raiffeisenbank takes on social and community engagement: In 2019, € 44,800 was distributed to non-profit clubs and associations in the region in the form of donations or sponsorship money.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Master data of the credit institute at the Deutsche Bundesbank
  2. ↑ Annual financial statements 2018 in the eBundesanzeiger

Coordinates: 48 ° 9 '42 "  N , 12 ° 10' 57.3"  E