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Banks in Austria 6/3/2021 Banks in Austria Banks around the World World's Top Banks Top US Banks Top European Banks Rankings Credit Ratings Best Online Banks Insurance Stock Exchanges Banks in Europe Home Europe Austria Austria Belgium Banks in Austria Czechia Denmark France Germany Greece Ireland Bank Austria Erste Bank Hypo Landesbank Oberbank Raiffeisen Bank Italy Addiko Bank (formerly Hypo Group Alpe Adria) – An international financial group with activities in five South Eastern European Latvia countries: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro. Liechtenstein Autobank AG – A subsidiary of Albis Leasing AG. Autobank formerly operated as a division of Salzer Holding Gmbh. Luxembourg Monaco Bank Austria – One of the largest banks in Austria with market shares ranging from 15 to 50 percent. Since 2005, it has been a Norway member of UniCredit Group. Netherlands Bankhaus Spängler is a traditional, independent private bank. It was established in 1828 and is the oldest private bank in Portugal Austria. Spain Bank Gutmann – An investment bank with offices in Vienna, Salzburg, Prague and Budapest. It serves wealthy private and Sweden institutional clients. The company’s assets under management amounted to EUR 21 billion as of June 2017. Switzerland UK BAWAG P.S.K. – One of the largest retail banks in Austria, formed in 2005 by the fusion of the separate P.S.K. and BAWAG banking firms. It serves 1.2 million private and more than 60,000 business customers. It has the country’s largest centrally Banks in America controlled sales center and manages a savings volume of 18.5 billion Euros - more than any other bank in Austria. USA Easybank AG – A division of BAWAG P.S.K. Canada Erste Group Bank AG – The largest bank in Austria and one of the largest financial services companies in Central and Eastern Mexico Europe. It has about 2,600 branches across Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Hungary, Croatia, and Serbia. Argentina Brazil Hypo Tirol Bank AG – A regional mortgage bank with focus on the Tyrolean and South Tyrolean market. State of Tirol is 100% Chile owner of the Bank. The company was established in 1901 and is headquartered in Innsbruck. Hypo Vorarlberg Bank AG Banks in Asia Kommunalkredit Austria AG was established in 1958 as a specialised bank to provide subsidised long-term financing to local China authorities in Austria. Its focus is mainly on financing regional infrastructure and environmental projects. It also provides Japan consultancy services and is cooperating with the Austrian government in providing support to environmental projects in CEE. India Malaysia Oberbank AG – An independent regional bank with over 2,000 employees, and branches in Austria, Germany (Bavaria), the Saudi Arabia Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. As at May 10, 2018, it had a market capitalization of EUR 3.1 billion. South Korea Oesterreichische Kontrollbank AG (OeKB) – An institution owned by commercial banks. Within the Austrian financial market, Singapore it plays a central role and thus a hub of information for all matters in connection with the Austrian capital market. UAE Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB) – The central bank of Austria, established on June 1, 1816. Banks in Africa Raiffeisen Bank – One of the leading commercial banks in Austria and CEE region. Ghana Schoellerbank – One of the largest and oldest private banks in Austria. It is a modern private bank within the international Nigeria alliance of UniCredit Group. Schoellerbank was established in 1833. South Africa Steiermarkische Sparkasse – The largest regional bank in the southeast of Austria. It also has branches in Croatia, Slovenia, Banks in Oceania Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Australia Volksbank Wien AG – The central institution of the Volksbank sector as well as commercial bank and financial services New Zealand provider. Papua N. Guinea Top Banks in Austria Top US Insurers Top Mortgage Lenders Total Assets, EUR bn Mortgage Companies Rank Bank 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 Banking Tools 1 Erste Group Bank 221.617 208.227 199.743 196.287 199.876 213.820 210.006 IBAN Checker 2 Raiffeisen Bank (RZB Group) 135.146 134.847 138.426 144.805 147.324 145.955 150.087 Calculate IBAN https://www.relbanks.com/europe/Austria 1/2 6/3/2021 Banks in Austria Exchange Rates 3 UniCredit Bank Austria AG 102.128 105.785 193.638 189.118 196.210 207.596 199.229 Currency Converter 4 BAWAG Group AG 46.071 39.743 35.708 34.651 36.402 41.265 41.077 Sort Code Checker 5 Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberosterreich 40.300 39.385 37.299 38.574 38.983 39.823 38.326 Routing Number 6 Österreichische Kontrollbank AG 26.005 26.583 29.149 28.002 28.964 32.768 37.978 Raiffeisenlandesbank 7 25.712 25.405 27.743 29.514 29.070 32.310 32.101 Niederoesterreich-Wien AG 8 Oberbank AG 20.901 19.159 18.243 17.775 17.571 17.675 17.484 9 Raiffeisen-Landesbank Steiermark 14.705 14.962 14.046 14.214 14.558 14.996 14.432 10 HYPO NOE Gruppe 14.368 15.392 15.896 15.927 14.210 14.862 13.233 11 Hypo Vorarlberg Bank AG * 13.183 13.324 13.902 14.185 14.145 14.492 14.213 12 KA Finanz AG 9.844 11.950 14.391 7.285 8.194 10.970 14.901 13 Addiko Bank 6.486 7.216 7.416 8.032 8.048 n/a n/a * It was previously known as Vorarlberger Landes- und Hypothekenbank AG. 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