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About HYPO-BANK BURGENLAND Aktiengesellschaft

HYPO-BANK BURGENLAND Aktiengesellschaft is an Austrian joint-stock bank headquartered in Eisenstadt and markets its services under the “Bank Burgenland” brand; it is majority-owned indirectly by Grazer Wechselseitige Versicherung AG via the GRAWE Banking Group. The bank focuses on eastern Austria and serves retail clients, SMEs, corporates, real estate developers, and the public sector, offering current accounts, payments, cards, savings and term deposits, mortgages and consumer loans, SME and project financing, cash management, investment and securities services, and selected insurance products distributed through bancassurance arrangements. Digital access is available through online and mobile banking, while account opening and credit products are subject to standard Austrian know-your-customer and creditworthiness checks. Funding is primarily customer deposits supplemented by wholesale issuance, including covered bonds (Hypothekenpfandbriefe and Kommunalbriefe) under Austrian law; the institution operates under the European banking framework as a less significant institution, supervised by the Austrian Financial Market Authority and Oesterreichische Nationalbank within the Single Supervisory Mechanism. Eligible deposits are protected by the Austrian statutory deposit guarantee up to EUR 100,000 per depositor, with limited higher coverage for specific temporary balances as defined by law. The business model is regionally concentrated and carries exposure to local economic conditions and real estate cycles due to its mortgage and property finance activities; competitive pressure from larger universal banks, savings banks, cooperative networks, and online providers affects pricing on deposits, lending margins, and fees. Pricing, interest rates, and product availability are subject to change and depend on customer profile, so prospective clients should review the current fee schedules, effective annual rates, collateral requirements, and prepayment terms, and confirm any cross-border service restrictions. The bank prepares consolidated disclosures under applicable Austrian and EU rules and publishes annual and interim reports that detail capital, liquidity, and risk metrics for stakeholders.