RaiffeisenbankCase study

The history of Raiffeisenbank goes back to the 19th century. The emblem and traditional trademark of the Raiffeisen group is a distinctive architectural feature: two crossed horse heads (the German Giebelkreuz). For centuries this symbol has adorned the gables of many buildings in Europe, as it stands for the protection of families gathered under one roof from evil and from threats to life. That is exactly what Raiffeisenbank represents today: a strong and stable bank that gives its clients a guarantee of security while providing high-quality, modern services.

Raiffeisenbank has been operating on the Czech market since 1993. By total assets we are the fifth-largest bank in the country, firmly established on the domestic market. Our vision is to be the fastest-growing bank on the market and the first serious alternative for demanding clients of traditional banks.

Raiffeisenbank offers services and products to private individuals as well as to entrepreneurs and companies. We are a full-service bank serving a wide range of clients, but we focus on key customer groups who have a lot in common – they are active, demanding and satisfied! Client satisfaction is the key mantra in everything we do or offer as a bank.

Our range of products and services includes personal and business accounts, loan, savings and investment products, and specialised financial services and advisory for corporate clients and large corporations.