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Rpt MFI-EU Hard Copy Annual Publication ECB LIST OF MONETARY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND INSTITUTIONS SUBJECT TO MINIMUM RESERVES (MFIs) End-December 2004 MFI ID NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CITY HEAD OFFICE RES* EURO AREA Central Banks EUROAREAECB European Central Bank Kaiserstrasse 29 60311 Frankfurt am No Main Total number of Central Banks : 1 TOTAL number of Monetary Financial Institutions in Euro area : 1 RES* = Subject to the Eurosystem's minimum reserves system EURO AREA page 1 of 215 pages MFI ID NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CITY HEAD OFFICE RES* BELGIUM Central Banks BENBBEBEBB Banque Nationale de Belgique Boulevard de Berlaimont 14 1000 Bruxelles No Total number of Central Banks : 1 Credit Institutions BEAACABE41 Aachener Bank eG Aachener Strasse 24a 4700 Eupen DE Aachener Bank eG Yes BEDEPFBEB1 Aareal Bank AG Rue Guimard 7 1040 Bruxelles DE Aareal Bank AG Yes BEABNABEBR ABN AMRO Bank Boulevard du Régent 53 1000 Bruxelles NL ABN AMRO Bank N.V. Yes BEABERBE21 Antwerps Beroepskrediet Frankrijklei 136 2000 Antwerpen Yes BEARSPBE22 Argenta Spaarbank NV Belgiëlei 49-53 2018 Antwerpen Yes BEANYPBE22 AXA Bank Belgium Grote Steenweg 214 2600 Berchem Yes BEBMPBBEBB Banca Monte Paschi Belgio Rue Joseph II 24 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEBBVABEBB Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria Avenue des Arts 43 1040 Bruxelles ES Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Yes Argentaria, S.A. BECENTBEBR Banco Santander Central Hispano Rue de la Loi 227 1040 Bruxelles ES Banco Santander Central Yes Hispano, S.A. BECOUIBE21 Bank Corluy, Effectenbankiers Belgiëlei 153 2018 Antwerpen Yes BEJVBABE22 Bank J. Van Breda en C° Plantin en Moretuslei 295 2140 Borgerhout Yes BEBOFABE3X Bank of America, National Association Henrijean House, Uitbreidingstraat 2600 Antwerpen US Bank of America National Yes 180 Association BEBARBBEBB Bank of Baroda Rue de la Loi 28 1040 Bruxelles IN Bank of Baroda Yes BEIRVTBEBB Bank of New York Avenue des Arts 35 1040 Bruxelles US Bank of New York Yes BEFFFFBEFF Bank of Scotland Uitbreidingstraat 84 2600 Antwerpen GB Bank of Scotland Yes BEBLGOBEBB Banque Belgolaise Cantersteen 1 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEBCDMBEBB Banque Chaabi du Maroc Boulevard du Midi 62 1000 Bruxelles FR Banque Chaabi du Maroc Yes BECOVEBE71 Banque Covefi rue de Glategnies 4 7500 Tournai FR Banque Covefi - Covefi Yes BECPDHBE71 Banque CPH Rue Perdue 7 7500 Tournai Yes BECPBQBE51 Banque de Crédit Professionnel Rue des Croisiers 41 5000 Namur Yes BEBPOTBEB1 Banque de la Poste Rue des Colonies 56 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEDEGRBEBB Banque Degroof SA Rue de l'Industrie 44 1040 Bruxelles Yes BEDELEBE22 Banque Delen & de Schaetzen Jan Van Rijswijcklaan 184 2020 Antwerpen Yes BEADIABE22 Banque diamantaire anversoise Pelikaanstraat 54 2018 Antwerpen Yes BEBNAGBEBB635 Banque Nagelmackers 1747 Avenue de l'Astronomie 23 1210 Bruxelles Yes BEPRIBBEBB Banque Privée Edmond de Rothschild Europe Avenue Louise 480 1050 Bruxelles LU Banque Privée Edmond de Yes Rothschild Europe BEGEBAHKKW Belgian Bank Montagne du Parc 3 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEBHBEBEB1 BHW Bausparkasse A.G. Avenue du Port 86 C 1000 Bruxelles DE BHW Bausparkasse AG Yes BEBNPABEBB BNP Paribas Avenue Louise 489 1050 Bruxelles FR Bnp paribas Yes BEBPPBBEB1 BNP Paribas Private Bank Avenue Louise 489 1050 Bruxelles FR BNP Paribas Private Bank Yes BEPARBBEBZ BNP Paribas Securities Services Avenue Louise 489 1050 Bruxelles FR Bnp Paribas Securities Yes Services BEBYBBBEBB Byblos Bank Europe Rue Montoyer 10 1000 Bruxelles Yes BECEVTBE71 Caisse d'épargne de la Ville de Tournai Vieux Marché aux Poteries 16 7500 Tournai Yes BECRLYBEBB Calyon Drève du Prieuré 19 1160 Bruxelles FR Calyon Yes BECREGBEBB CBC Banque Grand-Place 5 1000 Bruxelles Yes BESPAABE22 CENTEA Mechelsesteenweg 180 2018 Antwerpen Yes BECEKVBE81 Centrale Kredietverlening Holstraat 59 8790 Waregem Yes BECTBKBEBX Citibank Belgium Boulevard Général Jacques 263 g 1050 Bruxelles Yes BECITIBEBX Citibank International plc Boulevard Général Jacques 263g 1050 Bruxelles GB Citibank International plc Yes BECOBABEBX Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft Boulevard Louis Schmidt 87 1040 Bruxelles DE Commerzbank AG Yes BECOBABEBB Commerzbank Belgium Boulevard Louis Schmidt 87 1040 Bruxelles Yes BEBCRTBEB1 Cortal Consors Rue Royale 145 1000 Bruxelles FR Cortal Consors Yes BENICABEBB Crédit Agricole SA Boulevard Sylvain Dupuis 251 1070 Bruxelles Yes BECCFRBEBB Crédit Commercial de France Avenue de Tervueren 270 1150 Bruxelles FR CCF Yes BEBKCPBEBB Crédit professionnel Avenue des Arts 6-9 1210 Bruxelles Yes BECBCPBEB1 Crédit Professionnel du Brabant - Banque SC Boulevard du Régent 58 1000 Bruxelles Yes BECPIMBE71 Crédit Professionnel Interfédéral Rue de la Station 40 7700 Mouscron Yes BEDBUCBE91 de Buck Bankiers NV Kouter 27 9000 Gent Yes BEUIEBBE2T Delta Lloyd Bank SA Avenue de l'Astronomie 23 1210 Bruxelles Yes BEDHBNBEBB Demir-Halk Bank (Nederland) N.V. Rue Royale 168 1000 Bruxelles NL Demir-Halk Bank Yes (Nederland) N.V. BEDEUTBEBE Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft Avenue Marnix 17 1050 Bruxelles DE Deutsche Bank AG Yes BEBDCHBE22611 Deutsche Bank S.A. Avenue Marnix 13-15 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEARTEBEBB Dexia Banque Belgique Boulevard Pachéco 44 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEDIERBE22 Dierickx, Leys & Cie Effectenbank Kasteelpleinstraat 44 2000 Antwerpen Yes BEDRESBEBX Dresdner Bank AG Rue du Luxembourg 14 A 1000 Bruxelles DE Dresdner Bank AG Yes BESMAUBE21 ETHIAS Banque Avenue de l'Astronomie 19 1210 Bruxelles Yes RES* = Subject to the Eurosystem's minimum reserves system BELGIUM page 2 of 215 pages MFI ID NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CITY HEAD OFFICE RES* BEEUUNBEB1 Eural WTC-Tour 1, Boulevard du Roi 1000 Bruxelles Yes Albert II 30 BEMGTCBEBE Euroclear Bank Boulevard du Roi Albert II 1 1210 Bruxelles Yes BEEURBBE99 Europabank Burgstraat 170 9000 Gent Yes BEFVLBBE21 F. van Lanschot Bankiers België Albert Coveliersstraat 15 2600 Antwerpen Yes (Berchem) BEFORDBE21 FCE Bank plc Groenenborgerlaan 16 2610 Wilrijk GB FCE Bank plc Yes (Antwerpen) BEFKVBBE81 Federale Kas voor het Beroepskrediet Doorniksestraat 38 8500 Kortrijk Yes BEFBHLBE22 Finansbank (Holland) N.V. Frankrijklei 121 2000 Antwerpen NL Finansbank (Holland) N.V. Yes BEGEBABEBB Fortis Banque Montagne du Parc 3 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEGOFFBE22 Goffin Bank NV Verlorenbroodstraat 120 9820 Merelbeke Yes BEHABBBEB1 Habib Bank Limited Rue de la Loi, 19 1040 Bruxelles PK Habib Bank Limited Yes BEHSBCBEBB HSBC Bank plc Avenue de Tervueren 270 1150 Bruxelles GB HSBC Bank plc Yes BEDEWABEBB HSBC Dewaay SA Avenue de Tervueren 270 1150 Bruxelles Yes BEBBRUBEBB ING Belgique SA Avenue Marnix 24 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEJPMGBEBB J.P. Morgan International Bank Limited Boulevard du Roi Albert II 1 1210 Bruxelles GB JP Morgan International Yes Bank BECHASBEBX JPMorgan Chase Bank Boulevard du Roi Albert II 1 1210 Bruxelles US JPMorgan Chase Bank Yes BEKREDBEBB KBC Bank NV Avenue du Port 2 1080 Bruxelles Yes BEKECOBE21 Kempen Capital Management NV Frankrijklei 103 2000 Antwerpen NL Dexia Bank Nederland N.V.Yes BEKEYTBEB1 Keytrade Bank S.A. Boulevard du Souverain 100 1170 Bruxelles Yes BECLIQBEB1 LCH.Clearnet SA Palais de la Bourse, place de la 1000 Bruxelles FR Banque centrale de Yes Bourse compensation BELOYDBEBB Lloyds TSB Bank plc Avenue de Tervueren 2 1040 Bruxelles GB Lloyds TSB Bank plc Yes BEHBKABE22 Mercator Bank N.V. Desguinlei 102 2018 Antwerpen Yes BEMDEKBE21 Middenstands Deposito- en Kredietkantoor Onze-Lieve-Vrouwstraat 114 2800 Mechelen Yes BEDNIBBE21 NIB Capital Bank N.V. Rue de la Sciences 41 1040 Bruxelles NL NIB Capital Bank N.V. Yes BEBMOVBE91 Onderling Beroepskrediet Graaf van Vlaanderenplein 19 9000 Gent Yes BEOOBEBE91 Oostvlaams Beroepskrediet Dokter Armand Rubbensstraat 45 9240 Zele Yes BEPARFBEB1 Parfibank Boulevard du Régent 40 1000 Bruxelles Yes BEPUILBEBB Puilaetco - Private Bankers SA Avenue Herrmann Debroux 46 1160 Bruxelles Yes BERABOBE22 Rabobank Nederland, C.V. Rubens 2000 - Blok D, 2600 Berchem- NL Coöperatieve Centrale Yes Uitbreidingstraat 86 Antwerpen Raiffeisen- Boerenleenbank B.A. BEASSUBEB1 Record Banque SA Avenue Henri Matisse 16 1140 Bruxelles Yes BEROBEBEBB Robeco Bank Holding B.V. Avenue Louise 81 1050 Bruxelles NL Robeco Bank Holding B.V. Yes BEBSCHBEBB Santander Benelux SA Rue de la Loi 227 1040 Bruxelles Yes BEDMARBE91 SG Bank De Maertelaere Rijsenbergstraat 148 9000 Gent Yes BESHIZBEB1 Shizuoka Bank (Europe) Avenue Louise 283 1050 Bruxelles Yes BESGABBEB2 Société Générale Tour Bastion, place du Champ de 1050 Bruxelles FR Societe generale Yes Mars 5 BESBINBE2X State Bank of India Korte Herentalsestraat 3 2018 Antwerpen IN State Bank of India Yes BESBOSBEB1 State Street Bank Europe Ltd Chaussée de Wavre 1789 1160 Bruxelles GB State Street Bank Europe Yes Ltd BESMBCBEBB Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Avenue des Arts 58 1000 Bruxelles JP Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Yes Corporation BEIRVTBEB1 The Bank of New York (Luxembourg) Avenue des Arts 35 1040 Bruxelles LU The Bank of New York Yes (Luxembourg) S.A. BEBOTKBEBX The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Limited Avenue des Arts 58 1000 Bruxelles JP The Bank of Tokyo- Yes Mitsubishi, Limited BEGILLBE21 Theodoor Gilissen Bank Van Putlei 31 2018 Antwerpen Yes BETRIOBE91 Triodosbank Hoogstraat 139 1000 Brussel NL Triodos Bank N.V. Yes BEUBSWBEBB UBS Belgium S.A. Avenue de Tervueren 300 1150 Bruxelles Yes BEUTWBBEBB United Taiwan Bank Avenue des Arts 27 1040 Bruxelles Yes BEVAPEBE21 van de Put & C°, Effectenbank - Banque de Van Putlei 74/76 2018 Antwerpen Yes titres BEVDSPBE91 VDK Spaarbank Sint-Michielsplein 16 9000 Gent Yes BEVOWABEB1 Volkswagen Bank GmbH Pegasuspark, De Kleetlaan 5 1831 Diegem DE Volkswagen Bank GmbH Yes BEWAFABEBB Wafabank Boulevard Maurice Lemonnier 128 1000
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