Volksbank Filder

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Logo of the cooperative banks  Volksbank Filder eG
Country GermanyGermany Germany
Seat Filderstadt-Sielmingen
legal form registered cooperative
Bank code 611 616 96
BIC GENO DES1 NHB
founding 1868
Association Baden-Württemberg Cooperative Association eV
Website www.volksbank-filder.de
Business data 2018
Total assets EUR 912.8 million
insoles EUR 670.9 million
Customer credit EUR 720.0 million
Employee 140
Offices 6th
Members 16.092
management
Board Rainer Spannagel
Walter Müller
Supervisory board Christoph Stäbler (Chairman)
List of cooperative banks in Germany

The Volksbank Filder eG is a cooperative bank in Baden-Wuerttemberg, headquartered in Filderstadt -Sielmingen. After several mergers, the bank's business area extends from Neuhausen auf den Fildern via Filderstadt to Leinfelden-Echterdingen .

history

Volksbank Filder emerged from the merger of six independent banks. These emerged from the cooperative idea of Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch and Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen .

Neuhausener Bank (Neuhausen on the Fildern)

With 92 members and a few hundred guilders initial capital, the "Spar- und Gewerbebank Neuhausen adF" was launched in Neuhausen in 1868. It was founded on the statutes of Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch and the constitution of the bank as a banking association. The founders were inspired by the hope of strengthening their economic and earning power through a solid, solidarity-based association of small craftsmen and smallholders. The first chairman of the board and director was mayor Gustav Beron. In 1903 the first competing institute was founded in Neuhausen. At the invitation of Johann Baptist Schaller, a number of people from Neuhausen came to the hall of the “Zum Saalbau” inn on November 8th and founded a “Loan Association” under the chairmanship of Schaller. At the request of the members, a paying office was set up in Harthausen in March 1933, whose management is a member of Jakob Walz, former mayor. D. took over. On October 8, the general assembly of the cooperative bank and the loan association in Neuhausen decided to merge the two institutes. On November 24, 1933, the newly established cooperative was entered in the cooperative register under the name "Neuhausener Bank eGmbH". The branch in Harthausen was opened in 1965.

Plattenhardt Cooperative Bank (Filderstadt-Plattenhardt)

The cooperative bank in Plattenhardt was founded on August 14, 1892 as the "Plattenhardt Loan Association" for farmers to help themselves. Johannes Georg Seiser, community caretaker, was elected as the first head, and school teacher Johannes Fritz was elected as chairman of the supervisory board.

Bonlander Bank (Filderstadt-Bonlanden)

On August 14, 1892, 65 citizens of the city founded the “Bonlanden Loan Association” in the hall of the Bonland town hall. The first chairman of the cooperative was the businessman Friedrich Schweizer. Other members were the mayor Christian Hörz, the innkeeper Friedrich Weinmann, the farmer Gottlieb Neuhäuser and the shepherd Christian Ramseyer. In 1955 the Bonlanden Loan Association was renamed Genossenschaftsbank Bonlanden and in 1962 Bonlander Bank. 502 members are the owners of the cooperative.

Sielminger Bank (Filderstadt-Sielmingen)

On October 1, 1894, 86 citizens of the municipalities of Ober- and Untersielmingen, which then had around 1350 inhabitants, gathered in the town hall in Untersielmingen to found the “Sielmingen Loan Association”. Schultheiss Mack was chairman of the board from 1894 to 1910.

Stettener Bank (Leinfelden-Echterdingen Stetten)

On January 23, 1918, 37 Stetten farmers, craftsmen and workers came together in the Gasthaus Krone to found the “Stetten Loan Association”. From their midst, they elect Ludwig Groß as chairman of the board and David Schlecht as chairman of the supervisory board. The first computer is Jakob Koch. In the first financial year of the Stettener Kreditkassenverein a profit of 292.29 marks could be made. In 1961, the company name was changed to Stettener Bank eGmbH in order to also document the bank's ties to the place. On October 27, 1978, the general assembly decided to change the company's name to Stettener Bank eG.

Mergers

Neuhausener Bank eG and Sielminger Bank eG merged on June 25, 1998 to form Volksbank Filder eG with 8,049 members. The balance sheet total reached 612 million Deutschmarks . The merger agreement between Bonlander Bank eG, Plattenhardter Bank eG, Stettener Bank eG and Volksbank Filder eG was signed on April 17, 2000.

Organs and bodies

Representative Assembly

The rights of the members in matters of the cooperative are exercised by representatives of the members in the representative assembly as long as the number of members exceeds 1,500. The representatives are elected by the members. When electing a representative, all members have one vote - regardless of the number of shares. The representatives are generally elected for four years. The board of directors and the supervisory board give an account of their activities to the meeting of representatives . The meeting of representatives adopts the annual financial statements and decides how the annual surplus is to be used. It also decides on the discharge of the supervisory board and the executive board.

Supervisory board

The board of directors is elected by the meeting of representatives. He supervises the management of the board and controls the business results. The Supervisory Board also reports once a year to the Representative Assembly on the annual financial statements and the audit carried out.

Board

The board of directors of Volksbank Filder eG consists of two members who were appointed by the supervisory board. You manage the bank independently, represent it externally and manage the business. The Management Board is accountable to the Supervisory Board and the members of the bank.

Web links

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  • History Volksbank Filder eG
  • 50 years of Stettener Bank, published by Stettener Bank eGmbH
  • 100 years Neuhausener Bank, published by Neuhausener Bank eGmbH
  • 100 years of Sielminger Bank eG, published by Sielminger Bank eG

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Master data of the credit institute at the Deutsche Bundesbank
  2. ↑ Annual report 2018

Coordinates: 48 ° 40 ′ 22.2 "  N , 9 ° 14 ′ 8.5"  E