Raiffeisenbank in Breisgau
Raiffeisenbank im Breisgau eG | |
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Country | Germany |
Seat | Gundelfingen |
legal form | registered cooperative |
Bank code | 680 642 22 |
BIC | GENO DE61 GUN |
founding | 1903 |
Association | Baden-Württemberg Cooperative Association |
Website | www.raiffeisenbank-gundelfingen.de/ |
Business data 2017 | |
Total assets | € 272.9 million |
insoles | € 214.8 million |
Customer credit | € 199.6 million |
Employee | 51 |
Offices | 7th |
Members | 7,010 |
management | |
Board | Markus Hagen Andreas Binninger |
Supervisory board | Michael Schlegel, chairman |
List of cooperative banks in Germany |
The Raiffeisenbank im Breisgau eG is a regional German cooperative bank with headquarters in Gundelfingen im Breisgau . In addition to the main office ▼ in Gundelfingen there are offices of the bank in Glottertal ▼ , March-Holzhausen ▼ , Freiburg-Lehen ▼ , Reute ▼ and Vörstetten ▼ . The catchment area lies between the cities of Freiburg and Emmendingen and in the Glottertal.
history
The bank was founded in 1903 and had 38 members that year, the board members in the year it was founded were Georg Binninger, Christian Binninger and Christian Baumann. At first the bank grew very slowly, so that in 1959 it had 121 members and total assets of 340,000 DM. After that it grew significantly and closed 1978 with a membership of 2,930 and a balance sheet total of 62 million DM. In 2001 the number of members reached 6,507 and the balance sheet total 410 million DM, this stabilized by 2010 with 6,950 members and the balance sheet total of 233 million €.
Social Commitment
As a regional bank, it invests the money from the region back into projects in the region
Web links
- Official website
- Raiffeisenbank im Breisgau in the BaFin company database
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Master data of the credit institute at the Deutsche Bundesbank
- ↑ Annual financial statements as of December 31, 2017 in the eBundesanzeiger
- ^ Raiffeisenbank Gundelfingen - Our branches. Retrieved October 16, 2011 .
- ↑ Members can look forward to a dividend of 5.5 percent Badische Zeitung, Markus Zimmermann-Dürkop, January 29, 2010, accessed October 19, 2011