Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG products, services and reviews

About Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG

Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG is the central institution for the Raiffeisen Banking Group in the Austrian state of Tyrol, headquartered in Innsbruck, and acts as a service and liquidity hub for the independent local Raiffeisen banks in the region while also serving selected corporate, public-sector, and private banking clients directly. Its role covers treasury, refinancing, payment clearing, risk management support, product development, and syndication for the Tyrolean Raiffeisen network, with distribution of group products such as investment funds (via Raiffeisen Kapitalanlage GmbH), leasing (Raiffeisen-Leasing), factoring (Raiffeisen Factor Bank), and insurance placed through partner channels. Retail banking in Tyrol is primarily delivered by the local cooperative Raiffeisen banks; customers interact via branches operated by those banks, a broad domestic ATM network, and the shared online and mobile platform Mein ELBA with strong customer authentication under PSD2, support for SEPA transfers, and compatibility with common digital wallets where available. Account packages, card offerings (debit and credit), interest conditions, and fees follow published price lists and general terms and conditions and may differ between the Landesbank and local Raiffeisen banks; securities services are provided under MiFID II rules, and lending covers working capital, investment and real estate finance, and public-sector solutions. Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG is subject to prudential supervision in Austria within the EU Single Supervisory Mechanism (with day-to-day supervision by the Austrian Financial Market Authority and the Oesterreichische Nationalbank for less significant institutions) and publishes regulatory disclosures including capital and risk data; deposits are protected in line with EU law up to EUR 100,000 per eligible depositor via the Austrian deposit guarantee framework, with the Raiffeisen sector also operating an institutional protection scheme recognized by the regulator. Standard banking risks apply (interest-rate and credit risk, operational and cyber risk, and market volatility effects), and conditions for products and digital functionality can change; prospective customers should review the current schedule of fees, product sheets, and regulatory disclosures, and note that service levels and pricing can vary by the specific Raiffeisen institution they use within Tyrol.