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Zugelassene Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute Stand: 15. Juni 2021 Zugelassene Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute Alle Angaben sind sorgfältig zusammengestellt worden, eine Haftung der Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BaFin) für die Vollständigkeit und Richtigkeit der Angaben ist jedoch ausgeschlossen. Die BaFin weist darüber hinaus ausdrücklich darauf hin, dass sie keine Gewähr für den Bestand und die Qualität bestimmter von den Instituten angebotener Anlageprodukte oder für die Erzielbarkeit etwa prognostizierter Erträge übernimmt. Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Wort-Bild-Marke der BaFin (BaFin-Logo) urheberrechtlich geschützt ist und nicht durch Dritte unbefugt verwendet werden darf. Bitte beachten Sie im Übrigen auch die Allgemeinen Nutzungsbedingungen für die Webseite der BaFin. Hinweis: Bei den hier aufgeführten Anschriften handelt es sich um den 1. juristischen Sitz des Instituts. Bitte beachten Sie, dass diese Liste keine reinen Finanzierungsleasing- und Factoringinstitute enthält. Diese Institute finden Sie in einer gesonderten Liste. BAK-Nr. Name PLZ Ort Strasse Bezeichnung 157042 2K Capital GmbH 80538 München Steinsdorfstraße 20 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 118252 360 Treasury Systems AG 60322 Frankfurt am Main Grüneburgweg 16 - 18 (Westend FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Carrée) 148744 7ORCA Asset Management AG 20457 Hamburg Am Sandtorkai 77 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 126113 ABACUS Asset Management GmbH 20354 Hamburg Schleusenbrücke 1 / Neuer Wall 25 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 116234 ABELE Depotverwaltung GmbH 86720 Nördlingen Schäfflesmarkt 9 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 113043 accaris asset management GmbH 25482 Appen, Kr Pinneberg Op de Hoof 16 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 122444 Accura Consult GmbH 14193 Berlin Caspar-Theyß-Straße 14 a FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 135649 ACOLIN Europe AG 78467 Konstanz Reichenaustraße 11 a - c FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 148538 Adams Street (Europe) GmbH 80539 München Maximilianstraße 13 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 110857 ADANAC Finanz & Consult Aktiengesellschaft 61118 Bad Vilbel Auf dem Niederberg 58 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 159560 Add-on Advisory GmbH 72250 Freudenstadt Alfredstraße 104 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 118929 ADLATUS AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT 09112 Chemnitz, Sachs Reichsstraße 31 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 117755 AdVertum Vermögensmanagement AG 70599 Stuttgart In den Entenäckern 18 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 117831 AGEVIS GmbH 53804 Much Auf dem Beiemich 11 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 156264 Agora ADVICE GmbH 40472 Düsseldorf Franz-Rennefeld-Weg 6 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 124445 AHP Capital Management GmbH 60311 Frankfurt am Main Weißfrauenstraße 12 - 16 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 114056 AHR Vermögensverwaltung GmbH 42369 Wuppertal Friedenshort 25 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 120140 Akos GmbH 65366 Geisenheim, Rheingau Im Sonnenrech 8 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Seite 1 von 28 Stand: 15. Juni 2021 Zugelassene Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute 152548 AkquiVest GmbH 80538 München Widenmayerstraße 5 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 109918 AKTIEN - FONDS - VERMÖGENSVERWALTUNG Dipl.-01097 Dresden Rähnitzgasse 12 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Kaufm. Richter e.Kfm. 155548 Albourne Partners Deutschland AG 81679 München Richard-Strauss-Straße 71 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 109115 Albrech & Cie. Vermögensverwaltung 50667 Köln Breite Straße 161 - 167 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Aktiengesellschaft 130500 Albrecht, Kitta & Co. Vermögensverwaltung GmbH 20355 Hamburg Stadthausbrücke 8 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 148194 ALGO Capital Management GmbH 15806 Zossen Baruther Straße 20 - 21 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 158575 Allington Investment Advisors GmbH 61348 Bad Homburg Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade 127 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 148588 Allington Investors AG 61348 Bad Homburg v d Höhe Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade 127 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 130540 alpha beta asset management GmbH 60323 Frankfurt am Main Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 24 - 26 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 122782 alpha connect capital GmbH 61267 Neu-Anspach Schäfergasse 12 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 142288 ALPS Family Office AG 87463 Dietmannsried Baumeisterstraße 8 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 122552 AMANDEA Vermögensverwaltung AG 65187 Wiesbaden Waldstraße 6 A FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 155740 American Century Investments (EU) GmbH 60329 Frankfurt am Main Taunusanlage 8 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 121645 Ametos Invest GmbH 60310 Frankfurt am Main Taunustor 1 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 139723 AMF Capital AG 60329 Frankfurt am Main Untermainkai 66 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 118231 AnCeKa Vermögensbetreuungs AG 87600 Kaufbeuren Schraderstraße 4 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 109407 Andreas Mehltretter Vermögensverwaltung 83607 Holzkirchen, Oberbay Rudolf-Diesel-Ring 2 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 117979 Andreas Meißner Vermögensmanagement GmbH 22587 Hamburg Mühlenberger Weg 61 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 119561 Andreas Palmowski Vermögensverwaltung e.K. 12209 Berlin Zerbster Straße 48 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 109597 Andreas Winkel Vermögensverwaltungen 12107 Berlin Mariendorfer Damm 161 A FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 134862 ansa capital management GmbH 64625 Bensheim Hochstraße 2 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 119738 ANTEA Vermögensverwaltung GmbH 20354 Hamburg Neuer Wall 54 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 120171 Antecedo Asset Management GmbH 61348 Bad Homburg v d Höhe Hessenring 121 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 108925 Anton & Partner Finanzmarkt Info-, Beratungs- und 86720 Nördlingen Wemdinger Straße 3 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Vermittlungs-GmbH 108971 Anton v. Below GmbH & Co. KG 20354 Hamburg Große Theaterstraße 42 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 118318 apano GmbH 44135 Dortmund Heiliger Weg 8 - 10 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 123301 Apella WertpapierService GmbH 99099 Erfurt Dittelstaedter Grenze 3 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Seite 2 von 28 Stand: 15. Juni 2021 Zugelassene Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute 156141 Apera Asset Management GmbH 80801 München Ainmillerstraße 11 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 118059 APO Asset Management GmbH 40547 Düsseldorf Richard-Oskar-Mattern-Straße 6 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 155282 AQR Capital Management (Germany) GmbH 80539 München Maximilianstraße 13 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 127317 Aquantum GmbH 80331 München Josephspitalstraße 15 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 157008 Arabesque (Deutschland) GmbH 60325 Frankfurt am Main Zeppelinallee 15 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 121331 Aramea Asset Management AG 20457 Hamburg Kleine Johannisstraße 4 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 124275 Arete Trading GmbH 45473 Mülheim an der Ruhr Klippe 37 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 119482 ARIAD Asset Management GmbH 20354 Hamburg Hohe Bleichen 13 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 117700 Armin Lohberger Vermögensverwaltung GmbH 83661 Lenggries Fasanenstraße 12 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 124239 Ars Pecuniae GmbH 53343 Wachtberg Am Südhang 15 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 155994 Assella GmbH 53721 Siegburg Neue Poststraße 19 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 112496 Asset Allocation AG Vermögensanlagen - 80538 München Widenmayerstraße 15 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Consulting 120411 Asset Concepts GmbH 53474 Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler Wilhelmstraße 58 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 145996 Astorius Consult GmbH 20354 Hamburg Neuer Wall 41 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 158695 ATHELIOS Vermögensatelier SE 60325 Frankfurt am Main Beethovenstraße 71 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 154910 Atlan Family Office GmbH 22301 Hamburg Körnerstraße 1 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 155915 Atlantic Equities Deutschland GmbH 60329 Frankfurt am Main Mainzer Landstraße 49 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 153608 Atrum Capital GmbH 40212 Düsseldorf Grünstraße 5 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 108918 ATTENTIUM Capital Management AG 49090 Osnabrück Winkelhausenstraße 13 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 116236 ATVANTIS Asset Management GmbH 07548 Gera Straße des Friedens 112 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 127480 Aubilia Vermögensmanagement GmbH 40212 Düsseldorf Königsallee 98 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 119998 augmentum finanz GmbH 20095 Hamburg Große Bäckerstraße 3 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 148680 Augur Corporate Finance GmbH 60329 Frankfurt am Main Mainzer Landstraße 69 (ABC Business FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Cent 119237 Augusta Vermögensverwaltung GmbH 68519 Viernheim Walter-Gropius-Allee 1 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 119903 AURETAS family trust GmbH 20457 Hamburg Überseeallee 10 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 121272 Auricos Asset und Portfolio Management GmbH 20459 Hamburg Rödingsmarkt 9 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 117708 AVESCO FINANCIAL SERVICES Aktiengesellschaft 10117 Berlin Mohrenstraße 34 (EMPORIUM Q30) FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 118885 azemos vermögensmanagement gmbh 77652 Offenburg Freiburger Straße 41 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Seite 3 von 28 Stand: 15. Juni 2021 Zugelassene Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute 133002 B&K Vermögen GmbH 50672 Köln Hildeboldplatz 15 - 17 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 109830 Baader & Heins Capital Management AG 85716 Unterschleißheim Weihenstephaner Straße 4 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 156958 Baden-Württembergische Wertpapierbörse GmbH 70174 Stuttgart Börsenstraße 4 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 125673 Bardusch AG Vermögensmanagement 76275 Ettlingen Hertzstraße 26 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 120914 Baumeister & Borndörfer Finanzberatung GmbH & 86199 Augsburg, Bay Von-Cobres-Straße 7 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) Co. KG 121647 BAY Investment GmbH 65760 Eschborn, Taunus Mergenthalerallee 77 - 81 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 109832 Bayerische Vermögen AG, Vermögensbetreuung für 80333 München Brienner Straße 53 a FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) private Kunden Aktiengesellschaft 138366 Bayerische Vermögen Management AG 87435 Kempten (Allgäu) Beethovenstraße 18 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 147167 BAZ Vermögensverwaltung AG 97082 Würzburg Wörthstraße 13 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 156412 BB Alternatives GmbH 50672 Köln Hohenzollernring 72 FDI (ohne Börsenmakler) 117776 BB-Wertpapier-Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH 86199 Augsburg, Bay Döllgast-Straße
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