VR Bank North

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Logo of the cooperative banks  VR Bank Nord eG
logo
Legal headquarters in Flensburg
Legal headquarters in Flensburg
Country GermanyGermany Germany
Seat Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 9
24937 Flensburg
legal form registered cooperative
Bank code 217 635 42
BIC GENO DEF1 BDS
founding 1911 (foundation)
2018 (last merger)
Association Genossenschaftsverband eV
Website www.vrbanknord.de
Business data 2019
Total assets 4,093.7 million euros
insoles 1,686.7 million euros
Customer credit 3,487.7 million euros
Employee 402 (total full-time employees)
Offices 25 (+ 1 paying agent)
Members 41,138
management
Board Torsten Jensen
Michael Möller
Ralf Pschibul
Supervisory board Hans-Jakob Paulsen (Chairman)
List of cooperative banks in Germany

The VR Bank Nord eG based in Flensburg is a credit institution in northern Schleswig-Holstein .

organization structure

VR Bank Nord eG is a cooperative bank . The legal basis is the Cooperative Act and the statutes issued by the General Assembly . The organs of the bank are the management board , the supervisory board and the general assembly.

Business alignment

VR Bank Nord eG operates the universal banking business . In the network business, she works with DZ Bank , R + V Versicherung , Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall , Teambank , VR Leasing and Union Investment . VR Bank Nord eG is active in the real estate business through its subsidiary VR Immobilien Gesellschaft mbH .

Business area and offices

The business area of ​​VR Bank Nord eG includes the northern part of the North Friesland district without the offshore islands of Amrum , Föhr and Sylt as well as part of the Schleswig-Flensburg district .

VR Bank Nord eG is represented at a total of 29 bank locations, including 26 staffed branches, one paying office and two self-service offices:

There are also other external ATMs in Niebüll, Leck and Risum-Lindholm.

history

Historical logo (2001 to 2013)
Historical logo (2013 to 2018)

The VR Bank Nord eG in its present form was created in 2018 from the merger of the VR Bank eG based in Niebüll and the VR Bank Flensburg-Schleswig eG based in Schleswig.

The VR Bank eG Niebüll was turn on 1 January 2001 from the merger of Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG and Volksbank eG Niebüll which both had their headquarters in Niebüll.

VR Bank Flensburg-Schleswig eG

Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG

The Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG came from a variety of predecessor institutions; However, its history is essentially based on two lines that merged in 1996 to form Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG:

Raiffeisenbank Südtondern eG

The Raiffeisenbank Südtondern eG was founded in 1911 as a savings and loan bank eGmuH Suderlugum founded and forms as in all subsequent mergers acquiring cooperative the primordial cell of today's VR Bank. In 1966 the bank's form of liability was changed from unlimited to limited liability. The first merger of the bank took place in 1969: the Spar- und Kreditskasse Ladelund , founded in 1934 , joined the Spar- und Kreditskasse Süderlügum. Just one year later, in 1970, the Uphusum savings and loan fund followed . With effect from January 1st, 1978 the company name was changed to Raiffeisenbank eG Süderlügum . On January 1, 1985, the merger with Raiffeisenbank Wiedingharde eG , based in Neukirchen , which was founded in 1903 as the savings and loan fund eGmuH Neukirchen and renamed Raiffeisenbank Wiedingharde eG in 1973 , followed.

The merger with Raiffeisenbank eG Leck (see below) was resolved retrospectively to December 31, 1986 . In 1990, Raiffeisenbank Süderlügum eG in Süderlügum and Raiffeisenbank Bökingharde eG in Niebüll (see below) merged to form Raiffeisenbank Südtondern eG , based in Süderlügum. In 1996, the merger of Raiffeisenbank Südtondern eG in Süderlügum with Raiffeisenbank Bredstedt / Land eG in Breklum to form Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG . Niebüll was chosen as the seat of the merged bank.

Raiffeisenbank eG leak

The Raiffeisenbank eG leak originated in 1968 from the merger of the savings and loan societies stadum (est. 1907), Klixbüll (est. 1934) and Achtrup (est. 1937). At the time, the acquiring institute was the Spar- und Kreditskasse Stadum, which relocated its headquarters to Leck and initially renamed itself Spar- und Kreditskasse eGmbH Leck and later Raiffeisenbank eG Leck . In 1953, the savings and loan fund Sprakebüll, founded in 1934, was absorbed into the Spar- und Kreditskasse Stadum .

Raiffeisenbank Bökingharde eG

The Raiffeisenbank Bökingharde eG , based in Niebüll, goes back to the savings and loan bank eGmuH Deezbüll founded in 1914 . In 1960, both the form of liability and the company name were changed to Spar- und Kreditskasse eGmbH Niebüll . In 1970 the merger with the savings and loan bank Risum-Lindholm , founded in 1919, followed , in which the savings and loan bank Oster-Schnatebüll (founded in 1924) had already been merged in 1964 , and with it the renaming to the savings and loan bank Bökingharde eG . In 1972, the savings and loan fund Fahretoft (founded in 1896) was taken over in a further structural measure , which also included the savings and loan fund Langeneß (founded in 1937) , which was taken over in 1963 . As part of the nationwide renaming of the cooperative sector, the bank was renamed Raiffeisenbank Bökingharde eG in 1979 .

Raiffeisenbank Bredstedt / Land eG

The origins of Raiffeisenbank Bredstedt / Land eG can be found in the savings and loan association Breklum founded in 1902 . The further course of the savings and loan fund in Breklum is also characterized by numerous mergers with other cooperatives, but also with other companies. In 1927, the Struckum purchasing and sales cooperative was taken over by merging, which had arisen from a Struckum steam threshing machine cooperative founded in the late 1880s.

In 1935, the savings and loan fund Breklum was taken over by the savings and loan fund Breklum. The Spar- und Leihkasse was a stock corporation founded by some farmers at the end of 1874 , which was converted into a GmbH in 1900 . In October 1935, the state commissioner for credit demanded the dissolution of the savings and loan fund. The shareholders' meeting therefore decided to merge with the savings and loan association Breklum.

The next mergers took place in 1970: The savings and loan fund Drelsdorf , founded on April 15, 1897, joined the savings and loan fund Breklum on January 1, 1970; the savings and loan bank Bordelum followed on April 1, 1970. Also in 1970, a branch was opened in the city center of Bredstedt .

In 1972 the name was changed to Raiffeisenbank eG Breklum and the merger with the savings and loan association Langenhorn (founded in 1925). On January 1, 1979, the merger with Raiffeisenbank eG Ahrenshöft-Bohmstedt was decided, which in turn emerged in 1964 from the savings and loan funds Ahrenshöft (founded in 1910) and Bohmstedt (founded in 1924).

In 1990 Raiffeisenbank eG Breklum merged with Raiffeisenbank Bargum-Joldelund eG to form Raiffeisenbank Bredstedt / Land eG . In the course of this, the headquarters were moved from Breklum to Bredstedt. The Raiffeisenbank Bargum-Joldelund eG was created in 1981 from the merger of the Raiffeisenbanks (formerly savings and loan banks) Bargum (founded in 1924) and Joldelund (founded in 1919).

Volksbank eG, Niebüll

The Volksbank eG in Niebüll was established in 1885 as Niebüller Credit Association eGmuH founded and is the oldest origin Institute of today's VR Bank eG. In contrast to the rural cooperatives according to the Raiffeisen system , the Niebüller Creditverein was founded according to the Schulze-Delitzsch system . On November 17, 1917, the company was converted into a cooperative with limited liability. In the course of the standardization of Schulze-Delitzscher credit cooperatives, the name of the Creditverein was changed to Volksbank Niebüll eGmbH on March 29, 1939 . In 1958, Volksbank Niebüll eG opened a branch in Leck. In addition, payment offices were set up in Risum-Lindholm, Dagebüll and Klanxbüll in the 1960s. In the course of 1989 the merger with Volksbank Bredstedt eG was prepared and took effect on January 1, 1990. The name of the combined institute was set to Volksbank eG . The seat was Niebüll. With effect from January 1, 2001, the merger with Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG was finally completed to form today's VR Bank eG , based in Niebüll.

Volksbank Bredstedt eG

The Volksbank eG Bredstedt was on November 1, 1892 as the credit union to Bredstedt eGmuH launched. At an extraordinary general meeting on November 26, 1921, the credit association was converted into a cooperative with limited liability and the company was simultaneously changed to Kreditbank zu Bredstedt eGmbH . On October 1, 1930, payment offices were set up in Bordelum, Struckum and Drelsdorf. The Bordelum payment office was given up again at the end of January 1931 and a payment office was opened in Sterdebüll instead . In March 1939, parallel to the cooperative in Niebüll, the name was changed from Kreditbank to Volksbank to Bredstedt eGmbH . When the amendment to the cooperative law came into force , the company name had to be Volksbank Bredstedt eG from January 1, 1974 .

VR Bank eG, Niebüll

Branch in Niebüll

After the merger of Raiffeisenbank Südtondern / Bredstedt-Land eG and Volksbank eG Niebüll to form VR Bank eG on January 1, 2001, the branches Niebüll, Bredstedt, Langenhorn and Leck - both merger partners had branches here - were established in 2001. each merged.

In 2009 a merger with the VR Bank Flensburg-Schleswig eG based in Schleswig was planned. While the management and supervisory boards of both banks had already agreed on the terms of the merger, the three-quarters majority required for approval was not achieved at two meetings of representatives . Further merger efforts were then initially discontinued.

Only in 2018 was another attempt to merge with VR Bank Flensburg-Schleswig eG to form VR Bank Nord eG . In May 2018, the representative assemblies approved the merger. The entry in the cooperative register took place on September 18, 2018.

family tree

The family tree of VR Bank Nord eG. The name given at the time of the merger is given.

  • VR Bank Nord eG, Flensburg (since 2018)
    • VR Bank eG, Niebüll (2001 to 2018)
      • Raiffeisenbank Südtondern-Bredstedt / Land eG, Niebüll (1996 to 2001)
        • Raiffeisenbank Südtondern eG, Süderlügum (1990 to 1996)
          • Raiffeisenbank eG, Süderlügum (1911 to 1990)
            • Raiffeisenbank Wiedingharde eG, Neukirchen (1903 to 1985)
            • Raiffeisenbank eG, Leck (1968 to 1987)
              • Savings and loan fund Stadum (1907 to 1968)
                • Savings and loan fund Sprakebüll (1934 to 1953)
              • Savings and loan fund Klixbüll (1934 to 1968)
              • Spar and loan fund Achtrup (1937 to 1968)
            • Savings and loan fund Uphusum (1925 to 1970)
            • Savings and loan fund Ladelund (1934 to 1969)
          • Raiffeisenbank Bökingharde eG, Niebüll (1970 to 1989)
            • Savings and loan fund Niebüll (1914 to 1970)
            • Savings and loan fund Risum-Lindholm (1919 to 1970)
              • Savings and loan fund Oster-Schnatebüll (1924 to 1964)
            • Savings and loan fund Fahretoft (1896 to 1972)
              • Savings and Loan Fund Langeneß (1937 to 1963)
        • Raiffeisenbank Bredstedt / Land eG, Bredstedt (1990 to 1996)
          • Raiffeisenbank eG, Breklum (1902 to 1990)
            • Raiffeisenbank Ahrenshöft-Bohmstedt eG, Bohmstedt (1964 to 1978)
              • Savings and loan fund Ahrenshöft (1910 to 1964)
              • Savings and loan fund Bohmstedt (1924 to 1964)
            • Savings and Loan Fund Langenhorn (1925 to 1972)
            • Savings and loan fund Bordelum (1912 to 1970)
            • Savings and loan fund Drelsdorf (1897 to 1970)
          • Raiffeisenbank Bargum-Joldelund eG, Joldelund (1981 to 1990)
            • Raiffeisenbank Bargum (1924 to 1981)
            • Raiffeisenbank Joldelund (1919 to 1981)
      • Volksbank eG, Niebüll (1990 to 2001)
        • Volksbank Niebüll eG, Niebüll (1885 to 1990)
        • Volksbank Bredstedt eG, Bredstedt (1892 to 1990)
    • VR Bank Flensburg-Schleswig eG, Schleswig (2000 to 2018)
      • Raiffeisenbank Schleswig eG, Schleswig (1996 to 2000)
        • Raiffeisenbank Jübek-Tarp eG, Tarp (1987 to 1996)
          • Raiffeisenbank eG, Sieverstedt (until 1988)
          • Raiffeisen-Related Association eG, Wanderup (until 1988)
          • Raiffeisenbank eG, Havetoftloit (until 1989)
          • Raiffeisenbank eG, Schuby (until 1990)
          • Raiffeisen-Handelsgenossenschaft eG, Waren / Müritz (until 1996)
        • Volksbank Sörup-Satrup eG (until 1999)
      • Flensburger Volksbank eG, Flensburg (until 2000)
      • Raiffeisenbank eG, Flensburg (until 2004)

HaGe VR Süderlügum

Logo of the former HaGe VR Süderlügum GmbH & Co. KG

In addition to the banking business, VR Bank eG also operated agricultural trade through the former HaGe VR Süderlügum GmbH & Co. KG (until March 2013: Raiffeisen Süderlügum GmbH & Co. KG ), a joint subsidiary of VR Bank eG and HaGe Kiel . The subsidiary was merged with HaGe Kiel on July 1, 2014. HaGe VR Süderlügum GmbH & Co. KG was represented at 15 locations, some of which were also located outside the banking business area of ​​VR Bank eG.

Web links

literature

  • VR Bank eG Niebüll, Johannes Rathje: 100 years of VR Bank eG Niebüll (Chronicle 1911-2011) . Self-published, Niebüll 2011.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Master data of the credit institute at the Deutsche Bundesbank
  2. ↑ Facts & Figures as of December 31, 2019
  3. ↑ Branch overview on the website of the former VR Bank eG and branch overview on the website of the former VR Bank Flensburg-Schleswig eG
  4. ↑ Research in the cooperative register of the Flensburg District Court (GnR 384 FL, 23 NI, and 54 SL) at http://www.handelsregister.de/
  5. ↑ a b Research in the cooperative register of the Flensburg Local Court (GnR 23 NI, 95 HU and 5 NI) at http://www.handelsregister.de/
  6. ^ Report in the Nordfriesland-Tageblatt of July 16, 2009 , accessed on March 17, 2013.
  7. ↑ Registration of the local court of Flensburg GnR 384 FL on September 18, 2018

Coordinates: 54 ° 46 ′ 49.8 ″  N , 9 ° 26 ′ 12.1 ″  E