Sparkasse Imst
 Sparkasse Imst AG
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 Austria
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| Seat | Sparkassenplatz 1, 6460 Imst |
| legal form | Corporation |
| Bank code | 20502 |
| BIC | SPIMAT21XXX |
| founding | 1882 |
| Association | Austrian Savings Bank Association |
| Website | www.sparkasse.at/imst |
| Business data 2018 | |
| Total assets | 1,068.49 million euros |
| Employee | 171 |
| Offices | 15th |
| management | |
| Board | Mario Kometer Markus Scheiring |
| Supervisory board | Klaus Gstrein (Chairman) Franz Raich (Deputy) Alois Kröll Ing.Josef Huber Roland Falkner Engelbert Köll |
| Corporate management |
Mario Cometer |
| List of savings banks in Austria | |
The Sparkasse Imst AG is a Tyrolean banking company based in Imst and part of the savings bank group in Austria . It was created in 1882 as a club 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 first efforts to found a savings bank association go back more than 100 years - in 1876. In mid-July 1881, the Imst municipal committee decided to set up a municipal savings bank at the request of Mayor Mathias Dialer. But this intention was rejected by the state government. So an action committee for the establishment of an association savings bank was soon formed. At the end of August 1882, a Lieutenancy Presidential Decree approved the statutes and thus the Sparkasse Imst. On September 16, 1882, the Sparkassenverein met for its constituent assembly. The first operational and deposit guarantee fund in the amount of 10,000 guilders was laid down. In October 1882, the Sparkasse began its business activities.
Structural development of the main institute
In its first 20 years, the savings bank was housed in the "Zum Bären" inn on the market square. Due to the increasing volume of business, space was scarce, but new rooms were necessary. However, since there was no suitable house in Imst, the general assembly decided at the beginning of May 1902 to build its own building. At the request of the municipal council, a house was built that could also accommodate the savings bank. The opening took place in mid-August 1904. The officers' apartments, which were also built, were used for their own officials when the garrison withdrew. In 1929 it was rebuilt, mainly to cope with the increased tourism and the associated currency exchange. In the 1950s, the space became too tight again and after negotiations with the municipality, a joint construction with the municipality took place again in 1959, this time in a more favorable location. In 1978 the municipality's share in the building was acquired, and in 1980 the counter hall on the 1st and 2nd floors was rebuilt. In 1990 the building was extended and in 1995 the building was raised.
Important events
Branch openings
A series of branch establishments began in 1969 with the first branch: the Sparkasse in Landeck was added as a second pillar. In the years that followed, branches were opened in all the larger communities in the two districts: 1971 Sölden; 1974 Nauders; 1978 Ischgl, Wenns and Ötz; 1979 St. Anton a. A. and Nassereith; 1980 Längenfeld, Pfunds and Prutz; 1982 Haiming; 1986 Imst-Oberstadt; 1988 Serfaus; 1989 Arzl and Umhausen; 2005 Imst-Kaufpark; 2006 Mieming; 2007 Fiss and Obergurgl.
Vereinssparkasse transformed into Sparkasse Imst Privatstiftung and Sparkasse Imst AG:
A historic decision with far-reaching consequences was reached at the association meeting on Tuesday, April 4, 2006: For 124 years, Sparkasse Imst was turned into the Sparkasse Imst AG and the Sparkasse Imst Privatstiftung converted. Sparkasse Imst AG is responsible for the operative business and the optimal support of customers in the Tyrolean Oberland. The Sparkassenstiftung - whose founder is 100% the Sparkassenverein - holds 100% of the shares.
State coat of arms
On January 22nd, 2008, the Tyrolean state government granted Sparkasse Imst the right to use the Tyrolean state coat of arms in business transactions in recognition of its economic importance.
Non-profit projects / sponsoring
Ongoing sponsorship activities in the areas of CULTURE / ART
- Donation activities in connection with the maintenance and renovation of public or church institutions.
- Support of various traditional associations and institutions.
- Support for countless events in the field of music, theater, readings, etc.
- Customs and traditions.
SOCIAL
- Ongoing support for the first SOS Children's Village in Imst.
- Ongoing involvement in various life support organizations in the Imst and Landeck districts.
- Support for various welfare institutions (workshops for the disabled, homes for the elderly, social associations, etc.).
- Support of various charity events.
SCHOOL, YOUTH
- Support of various school projects such as music secondary school, sports secondary school, etc.
- Strong commitment in all areas of youth sport - promoting youth work.
- As part of the Sparkasse Group's sponsorship activities, support for youth football and volleyball (school league).
SPORTS
- Support of various sports clubs in the catchment area of the Imst and Landeck districts.
- Main sponsor and namesake of various clubs.
literature
- Annual report 2011 of Sparkasse Imst AG
- Annual report 2006 of Sparkasse Imst AG
- Manfred Thurner: Imst on the threshold of the 20th century. In: Stadtbuch Imst
- Franz Treffner: the interwar period. In: Stadtbuch Imst
- Eduard Meze: Banks, Money and Credit. In: Stadtbuch Imst
- Sparkasse Imst: Festschrift 100 years Sparkasse Imst
- Sparkasse Imst: Chronicle 1882 - 2007
- Original sources: General assembly minutes of Sparkasse Imst from 1892 - 1914
- Annual reports of Sparkasse Imst 1899 - 1914
- Savings Bank Handbook 2012
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b query for bank code 20502. In: SEPA payments directory of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) . (Requires browser reloading.)
Coordinates: 47 ° 14 '22.3 " N , 10 ° 44' 20.4" E