Oberbank

thumb|Oberbank headquarters in Linz, 2009 thumb|Oberbank at the Schwarzenbergplatz in Vienna Oberbank AG is an Austrian regional bank that is headquartered in Linz. It is part of the 3-Banken-Gruppe together with BKS Bank AG and Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG (BTV).

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Oberbank AG is a financial institution established in 1869. Its legal name is Oberbank AG, and it operates under the jurisdiction of AT. The entity holds an ACTIVE status within the country of AT.

The organization is located in the city of Linz. It employs 2025 people. The bank provides information regarding various topics, including giro accounts, saving and investing, provision, and sustainability.

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Vinony files it under 1869 establishments in Austria, Banks of Austria and Companies based in Linz.

Its subject is documented across 4 Wikipedia language editions.

Company

Jurisdiction: AT
Headquarters: Linz, AT

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Official website

Oberbank: Nicht wie jede Bank.

Alle wichtigen Themen im Überblick: Girokonten, Sparen & Anlegen, Vorsorgen, Nachhaltigkeit und vieles mehr.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: public company
Country: Austria
Headquarters: Linz
Parent organization: Creditanstalt
Employees: 2025
Stock exchange: Wiener Boerse AG
Official website: www.oberbank.at
Image: Oberbank Zentrale Linz.jpg

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inception: 1869-00-00
total assets: 18243300000
social media followers: 3611
Commons category: Oberbank

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History
Shareholder structure
Key figures and reports
Oberbank International
Awards
Critique
See also
References
External links

==History== The bank developed in the course of the 17th century from the trading business of the long-established Linz ship master family Scheibenpogen. Therefore, the bank has been in existence since about 1650. In the 19th century it went to the Eidam (son-in-law) of the former mayor of Linz, Johann Michael Scheibenpogen (II), Josef Planck, and was called J. M. Scheibenpogens Eidam. Josef Planck's 1844 descendants, Planck von Planckburg, transformed the private bank into a public limited company in 1869, the "Bank für Oberösterreich und Salzburg".

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