Raiffeisenbanken Hollabrunn ja Stockerau: Matkalla yhteistyöhön?

Raiffeisenbanken Hollabrunn ja Stockerau: Matkalla yhteistyöhön?

In the past few weeks, the future of the Raiffeisen banks in Hollabrunn and Stockerau has been discussed. Kaksi pankkia, joita edustaa heidän johtajansa Walter Pamperl ja Johann Schreiber Hollabrunnista, sekä Peter Karlik ja Uschi Paul Stockerausta, harkitsevat heidän vahvuutensa yhdistämistä ja tiiviimmän yhteistyön kehittämistä. It is important to emphasize that these talks do not aim to reduce jobs or services. "We have the conversations out of a strength, have visions and look ahead," assure the managing directors.

According to director Karlik, the committees of both banks have decided to explore the possibilities of increased cooperation. The aim is to cope with the constantly increasing legal requirements through better cooperation in the administrative area. The chance of a joint appearance on the market and the strengthening of digitization are also on the agenda. The managers emphasize that there is no economic pressure and that they want to complete this process by the end of next year.

personnel aspects and structural adjustments

For the customers of the two banks, it is guaranteed that nothing will change on the existing range of services. The banks see themselves as a strong partner for people in the region, which is very important to them. Another point of the considerations concerns the recruitment of new employees. In view of the impending retirement of the BabyBoomer generation, close cooperation could also be an advantage here.

Tärkeät rakenteelliset muutokset Hollabrunnin alueella, kuten Glaubendorfin ja Ravusbachin pankkipisteiden suunniteltu vaihtaminen tulevana vuonna, ovat riippumattomia näistä sulautumisneuvotteluista. This decision was made two years ago and has nothing to do with the current considerations for cooperation.

The Raiffeisen banks Stockerau and Hollabrunn want to continue to emphasize that their customers are always the focus. "It is a good time window to think about such developments," said the final assessment of those responsible.