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1.2 Basic Structure of the German Banking System 1.2.2 Universal Banks b) Sparkassen/Landesbanken Banks owned by a public entity: The 434 Sparkassen are owned by a were originally owned by the federateed states. After several crisis and consolidation activities, Landesbanken are often partly owned by Sparkassen or other Landeesbanken. Landesbanken shall serve as central banks for the Sparkassen, but have often developed rather different ambitions. ambitions Public Mandat PPromotion ti of f thriftiness th ifti and d wealth lth acccumulation l ti Credit supply for the population of thee particular region Support of the medium-sized medium sized enterpri ises and of the economically weak population (the latter especially in former times) Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Burghof, University of Hohenheim, Bank Management municipality or a district, the 10 Landesbanken 12
1.2 Basic Structure of the German Banking System 1.2.2 Universal Banks Anstaltslast and Gewährträgerhaftungg (up to 2005) The public entity is liable to the extent off its property for the Sparkassen Landesbanken Intermediary for the Sparkassen and House bank of the federated sates Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Burghof, University of Hohenheim, Bank Management the federated states 13
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