Sparkasse Frankenmarkt
 Sparkasse Frankenmarkt Aktiengesellschaft
|
|
|---|---|
|
|
| Country |
 Austria
|
| Seat | Hauptstrasse 94, 4890 Frankenmarkt |
| legal form | Corporation |
| Bank code | 20306 |
| BIC | SPFRAT21XXX |
| founding | 1894 |
| Association | Austrian Savings Bank Association |
| Website | www.sparkasse.at/frankenmarkt |
| Business data 2011 | |
| Total assets | 206.9 million euros |
| Employee | 50 |
| Offices | 4th |
| management | |
| Board | Alexander Proksch, Markus Leitner |
| Supervisory board | Helmut Ornezeder (Chairman), Elisabeth Meinhart (Deputy) |
| List of savings banks in Austria | |
The Sparkasse Frankenmarkt AG is an Upper Austrian banking company based in Frankenmarkt and part of the savings bank group in Austria . It was created in 1894 as a community savings bank. The Sparkasse is a member of the cooperation and liability association of the Austrian savings banks and the Austrian savings bank association .
Founding history
The plan for the establishment of a savings bank finally took shape at the meeting of the Marktcommune Frankenmarkt on August 6, 1893, when the establishment of a savings bank in Frankenmarkt was unanimously decided.
The statutes were approved on September 1, 1894 by the "Upper Austrian Lieutenancy" based on the authorization of the KK Ministry of the Interior on May 19, 1892.
The Sparkasse Frankenmarkt is one of the few savings banks in Austria that was established by a market municipality under the liability of the municipality and the general liability of the municipality of Frankenmarkt. In addition, by pledging its 95 yoke Asang or Marktwald forest, the Marktcommune Frankenmarkt guaranteed deposits and their interest up to a maximum of 10,000 guilders until the Sparkasse's reserve fund reached 5% of total savings bank deposits.
The first and at the same time constituent meeting of the Savings Banks Committee took place on September 21, 1894. This consisted of twelve members, nine of whom were sent by the Marktcommune Frankenmarkt and three by the Frankenmarkt community. They elected communal member Johann Gastinger as their chairman. The mayor of the liability community belonged to the savings bank committee without an election. From this the management was formed, which consisted of five directors who had to appoint a chairman and a head of the office from among their number. The first head of the office was the lawyer Friedrich Peyrer and the chairman of the board of directors was the chairman of the market commune, Franz Nussdorfer.
The Upper Austrian Lieutenancy appointed the KK tax collector Josef Degn as the prince's commissioner in the Sparkasse.
January 1, 1895 was set as the opening day. The customer catchment area of the Sparkasse encompassed the entire legal district of Frankenmarkt.
Structural development of the main institute
The savings bank started its business in 1895 in the house of the founding member and lawyer Friedrich Peyrer in Frankenmarkt, Hauptstrasse 62. For reasons of space, it moved to the district court building in 1923 and stayed there until 1956. As early as 1941, the Sparkasse acquired the property at Hauptstrasse 26 for the purpose of building its own savings bank house. As a result of the turmoil of the war, it finally took until November 1956 before the new, three-story savings bank building could be opened. At the beginning of the 1970s, the last tenant left the upper floor that had been inhabited up to that point. Now the plan has been implemented to create more space for customer facilities. Accounting, payment transactions and meeting rooms were relocated to the vacated 1st floor and the entire ground floor was now available for service facilities and customer advice. Over 1000 customers visited the newly renovated Sparkasse in 1976 on the "Open House".
A generous and extensive renovation was carried out in Frankenmarkt in 1997, when two single-storey extensions were incorporated into the overall house in a stylish manner. A complete reorganization of the business processes was now possible. The board area, loan processing and risk management were located on one level on the ground floor and five customer-friendly consultation rooms were created around the counter area. Social and seminar rooms for the employees as well as an event hall that can be changed in size are now located on the upper floor.
Branches
One after the other, branches were established in the catchment area of the Sparkasse in Frankenburg am Hausruck (1977), St. Georgen im Attergau (1985) and Vöcklamarkt (1991).
Important events
In 1991 a stock corporation was established and in 1999 the share management savings bank Frankenmarkt was converted into the private foundation Sparkasse Frankenmarkt
Charitable projects
- 1936: Takeover of the entire interest service for a loan that the municipality had taken out for the construction of the Frankenmarkt secondary school.
- 1971: Provision of a plot of land for the construction of the retirement home in Frankenmarkt (purchase price EUR 18,700).
- 1973: Contribution to the cost of EUR 7,500 for the construction of a leisure facility with a soccer field, swimming pool and athletics facilities.
- 1980: The founding of the Frankenmarkt Red Cross was supported by providing an ambulance worth EUR 17,300.
- 1994: A 16,000 m² plot of land was purchased for the construction of a sports hall in Frankenmarkt with various sports facilities and made available to the Frankenmarkt community free of charge (purchase price EUR 367,000).
- 1997: The Freiwillige Feuerwehr Frankenmarkt received a piece of land to build their fire station worth EUR 170,700.
- 2001: Meals on Wheels: Two cars worth EUR 20,000.00 were purchased for this social institution.
- 2002: The renovation of the church tower of the parish Frankenmarkt was supported with an amount of EUR 14,500.
- 2000: Purchase of the "Sterrerhaus" valued at EUR 129,000 to set up a rehearsal room for the market music band and for the Frankenmarkt youth welfare organization.
- 2004: Equipping the sports hall for the holding of concerts: The market town of Frankenmarkt was supported with an amount of EUR 40,000.
- 2007: The Sparkasse provided an amount of EUR 10,000 for the construction of a beach volleyball court.
- 2007: IT system for EUR 3,200 for the museum in Stauff Castle.
Sponsorship
Sponsorship agreements exist u. a. with the Landesmusikschule Frankenmarkt, the Kulturforum Frankenmarkt and the TSV-Sparkasse Frankenmarkt, which receive regular funding.
literature
- Savings Bank Handbook 2012
- The Savings Banks, Responsibility for Economy and Society, Vienna 2005
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b query for bank code 20306. In: SEPA payments directory of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) . (Requires browser reloading.)
Coordinates: 47 ° 59 ′ 8.3 " N , 13 ° 25 ′ 10.2" E