Volksbank Kraichgau
 Volksbank Kraichgau eG
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 Main office in Wiesloch
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 Germany
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| Seat | Wiesloch and Sinsheim |
| legal form | Registered cooperative |
| Bank code | 672 922 00 |
| BIC | GENO DE61 LIKE |
| Association | Baden-Württemberg Cooperative Association eV |
| Website | www.vbkraichgau.de |
| Business data 2019 | |
| Total assets | 4.730 billion euros |
| insoles | 4.019 billion euros |
| Customer credit | 3.087 billion euros |
| Employee | 586 |
| Offices | 2 main offices, 41 branches |
| Members | 60,814 |
| management | |
| Board | Matthias Zander (Speaker) Thomas Geier (Deputy Speaker) Klaus Bieler |
| Supervisory board | Otto Steinmann (Chairman) |
| List of cooperative banks in Germany | |
The Volksbank Kraichgau eG is a German cooperative bank in Baden-Wuerttemberg . It belongs to the Federal Association of German Volksbanks and Raiffeisenbanks (BVR) and its security facility. Their two headquarters are in Wiesloch and Sinsheim .
history
The origin of the bank goes back to 1867 with the founding of the advance payment association Wiesloch and the Volksbank Eppingen. However, the current Volksbank Kraichgau Wiesloch-Sinsheim is the result of several mergers that have taken place since 1947.
At that time, Volksbank Bad Rappenau merged with the savings and loan fund Babstadt and in 1952 with the savings and loan fund Obergimpern. In 1971 and 1979 further banks were added with the Raiffeisen banks Siegelsbach and Fürfeld.
At the same time, in 1972 Volksbank Sinsheim merged with the Raiffeisen banks from Adersbach / Ehrstädt, Waldangelloch, Steinsfurt / Rohrbach, Dühren and Hoffenheim. In 1976 and 1980 the Raiffeisen banks Angelbachtal and Eschelbach followed.
The first major merger took place in 1997 between Volksbank Sinsheim and Volksbank Bad Rappenau. This resulted in the Volksbank Sinsheim-Bad Rappenau.
The second major merger, which led to Volksbank Kraichgau, took place in 2001 between Volksbank Sinsheim-Bad Rappenau and Volksbank Eppingen (originated from the mergers in 1972 between the Raiffeisenkassen from Mühlbach, Kleingartach, Elsenz and Adelshofen).
The third major merger took place in 2008. Here the Volksbank Wiesloch integrated the Volksbank for the Angelbachtal:
This developed primarily through the merger of Volksbank for Angelbachtal / Mühlhausen and Volksbank Rauenberg in 1987, as well as the later merger with Volksbank Rettigheim-Malschenberg in 2000.
The Volksbank Wiesloch was formed in the last few years through two mergers. In 1990 the savings and credit bank Wiesloch merged with the Volksbank Wiesloch and in 2000 the Volksbank Wiesloch merged with the Volksbank Leimen-Sandhausen.
In 2010 there was the fourth major merger of Volksbank Wiesloch with Volksbank Kraichgau to form Volksbank Kraichgau Wiesloch-Sinsheim. In 2017 the bank changed its company to Volksbank Kraichgau eG .
On July 27, 2018, the intention to merge between Volksbank Kraichgau and Raiffeisenbank Kraichgau was announced in a press release . The foundation stone had previously been laid in a letter of intent drawn up by the board members after the supervisory boards of both houses had authorized the board members to start merger talks.
Volksbank Kraichgau eG and Raiffeisenbank Kraichgau eG were entered in the cooperative register as Volksbank Kraichgau eG on July 8, 2019.
On May 29, 2020, the intention to merge between Volksbank Kraichgau and Volksbank Bruhrain-Kraich-Hardt was announced in a press release . The foundation stone had previously been laid in a letter of intent drawn up by the board members after the supervisory boards of both houses had authorized the board members to start merger talks.
Volksbank Kraichgau Foundation
The Volksbank Kraichgau Foundation was founded in February 2012 with an initial capital of 500,000 euros. With the 500,000 euros, the foundation wants to support larger charitable projects. With the possibility of managing other foundations in trust with this foundation, anyone interested can set up their own foundation with the help of Volksbank Kraichgau. In 2015, the foundation capital was increased by a further EUR 400,000 to EUR 1,150,000. The chairman is Thomas Geier.
education
Volksbank Kraichgau trains young people in the professions of bank clerk (f / m), financial assistant (f / m) and Bachelor of Arts (DHBW) specializing in banking or financial services. Close cooperation between the bank and the schools - supplemented by a wide range of offers in the context of in-house teaching - enables the young people to receive sound training in technical and social skills.
subsidiary company
- Kraichgau Immobilien GmbH
Kraichgau Immobilien GmbH is a subsidiary of Volksbank Kraichgau eG. It mainly deals with the sale and brokerage of real estate.
- Kraichgau Reisen GmbH
Kraichgau Reisen GmbH is also a subsidiary that belongs to Volksbank Kraichgau eG. The main business is advising on worldwide travel. The subsidiary has three locations in Sinsheim, Eppingen and Bad Rappenau.
Web links
- Website of the credit institution
- Volksbank Kraichgau in the company database of BaFin
- Volksbank Foundation website
- Anniversary website
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Master data of the credit institute at the Deutsche Bundesbank
- ↑ Annual report 2019
- ^ Letter of Intent on the Merger
Coordinates: 49 ° 17 ′ 29.8 " N , 8 ° 41 ′ 52.8" E