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LBBW
Breaking new ground - LBBW - The medium-sized universal bank
About LBBW
Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) is both a medium-sized universal bank and the central bank of the savings banks in Baden-Württemberg, Saxony and Rhineland-Palatinate. With total assets of EUR 238 billion and around 10,000 employees (as of 31 Dec. 2017), LBBW is one of the largest banks in Germany. Its core activities are the business with corporate customers, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises and the private customer business, as well as savings banks. A further focus is placed on real-estate financing as well as the customer-oriented capital market business with banks, savings banks and institutional investors. Together with its regional customer banks Baden-Württembergische Bank (BW-Bank), Rheinland-Pfalz Bank and Sachsen Bank, LBBW services its private and corporate customers in about 180 offices – for many of these customers, they have been the main banker for many years. Specialised subsidiaries such as leasing, factoring, real estate, venture capital or asset management round out the product and service range of LBBW group.
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Signals from LBBW
7 published signals
Presence & Recognition
LBBW employee Moritz Kraemer attended an interview in the Börsen-Zeitung by Stephan Lorz regarding Jean-Luc Mélenchon's heterodox proposal for a French state debt.
Reported by Moritz Kraemer
Research & Knowledge
LBBW-Chefvolkswirt Moritz Kraemer analyzed the capital markets for LBBW in his new Klartext.
Reported by LBBW
Research & Knowledge
LBBW published an analysis of the capital market in Great Britain, highlighting economic challenges and future trends.
Reported by LBBW
Presence & Recognition
LBBW was von sheconomy als Top Female Workplace ausgezeichnet wurde
Reported by LBBW
Presence & Recognition
LBBW participated in the Bankengipfel at the Handelsblatt Bankengipfel panel discussing investment in security, industrial transformation, and technology financing.
Reported by LBBW
People
LBBW introduced the Digital Experience portfolio in the Innovation Lab.
Reported by Stephan A. Paxmann
Presence & Recognition
LBBW economists were invited by International Economy to comment on the challenges of the rising debt burden of the French sovereign.
Reported by Moritz Kraemer