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1.2 Basic Structure of the German Banking System 1.2.1 Introduction German Baanking System Universal Banks (Kap.1.2.1) Kreditbanken Sparkassen/ Girozentralen • Großbanken • Regionalbanken • Sonstige Banken • Zweigstellen ausländischer Banken (branches of foreign banks) 33-Säulen-Modell Sä l M d ll Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Burghof, University of Hohenheim, Bank Management (see Hartmann-WWendels et al., p.26 ff.) Genosseenschafts bannken Special Banks (Kap. 1.2.2) • Realkreditinstitute • Bausparkassen • Direktbanken Translations are not t always l helpful h l f l below this level. • Kapitalanlagegesellschaften • WWertpapiersammelbanken t i lb k • Kreditinstitute mit Sonderaufgaben 10
1.2 Basic Structure of the German Banking System 1.2.2 Universal Banks a) Kreditbanken Großbanken The few largest private banks, traditionally: Deutsche Bank, Dresdneer Bank, Commerzbank actually: Deutsche Bank, Bayrische HHypo- und Vereinsbank, Commerzbank IInternational t ti l ambitions biti ( (often ft ffrustrat t ted) d) “Hausbanken” of the largest German Regionalbanken und sonstige Kreditbbanken Formerly mainly regional banks Today also banks that do not fit into tthe traditional scheme Zweigstellen ausländischer Banken (b branches of foreign banks) Increasing number of branches of forreign banks in Germany Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Burghof, University of Hohenheim, Bank Management industry groups 11
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