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About Raiffeisen Landesbank Vorarlberg mit Revisionsverband eGen

Raiffeisen Landesbank Vorarlberg mit Revisionsverband eGen is the regional central institution and auditing association for the Raiffeisen cooperative banking sector in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg. As a cooperative (eGen), it is owned chiefly by local Raiffeisen banks and functions as their hub for liquidity management, refinancing, treasury, payments clearing, risk management support, product development and syndication, while operating the statutory Revisionsverband that audits member cooperatives under Austrian cooperative law. Beyond its intra-group role, it serves corporate and institutional clients as well as private banking customers, with selected retail products, distributing many services through local Raiffeisen banks and group companies (for example leasing, insurance and asset management). The bank maintains a limited branch presence, with most retail interface handled by primary Raiffeisen banks in the region, and uses the Raiffeisen group’s common IT and digital channels for online and mobile banking, SEPA transfers, card services and, where available, instant payments and major mobile wallets subject to eligibility. Funding sources include customer deposits, interbank and ECB facilities, and capital markets issuance such as senior unsecured instruments and, where applicable, covered bonds under Austrian law, backed by liquidity and collateral buffers consistent with CRR/CRD requirements. It is part of the Raiffeisen institutional protection scheme (IPS), which provides mutual support within the sector and receives prudential recognition, and its eligible deposits are protected up to EUR 100,000 per depositor under Austria’s statutory deposit guarantee system. The bank is supervised within the EU Single Supervisory Mechanism framework, with the Austrian Financial Market Authority and the Oesterreichische Nationalbank as national authorities and the ECB setting prudential standards; resolution planning follows the EU BRRD/MREL regime. Like other Raiffeisen regional banks, it holds interests in group entities and has indirect exposure to Raiffeisen Bank International via sectoral holding structures, linking its risk profile to group-wide developments and the Vorarlberg regional economy. Governance follows the cooperative model with a general meeting of members, a supervisory board and a management board, and disclosures adhere to Austrian and EU transparency and Pillar 3 requirements; earnings are primarily driven by corporate lending, payments, wealth management fees and treasury, and remain sensitive to interest rate cycles, SME and real estate credit quality, and ongoing regulatory and IT cost pressure.