Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG, Zweigniederlassung Deutschland products, services and reviews

About Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG, Zweigniederlassung Deutschland

Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG operates in Germany through its Zweigniederlassung Deutschland, the German branch of the Austrian bank headquartered in Innsbruck, and serves primarily corporate clients, entrepreneurs, real estate investors, and private banking mandates. The branch offers lending (including working capital, investment and real estate financing), deposits, payments and cash management, and investment services such as portfolio advisory and securities brokerage under MiFID II; it is not positioned as a mass‑market retail provider, and account opening generally involves an advisory process with identification, suitability and source‑of‑funds checks, and may be subject to minimum relationship sizes depending on the service. Pricing is determined by published price lists and individual agreements; lending margins, custody fees, transaction charges, and deposit interest rates vary by product and market conditions, and clients should obtain current terms before engagement. The branch operates under the EU passporting regime: prudential supervision is carried out by the Austrian Financial Market Authority and Oesterreichische Nationalbank within the Single Supervisory Mechanism, while conduct‑of‑business, consumer protection and anti‑money‑laundering oversight in Germany is exercised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. Deposits taken by the German branch are covered by the Austrian statutory deposit guarantee scheme (Einlagensicherung Austria GmbH) up to EUR 100,000 per eligible depositor, with standard temporary higher limits where applicable under Austrian law; investment services are covered by the Austrian investor compensation scheme, and the German private voluntary deposit protection scheme for private banks does not apply to foreign EEA bank branches. Access is relationship‑manager led and supported by online banking and securities platforms; services are offered primarily in German, with English available depending on the relationship team. The branch participates in SEPA for euro payments, and international transfers and securities settlement follow standard European cut‑offs. Prospective clients should review the latest fee schedules, product terms, key information documents and risk disclosures, and confirm any tax reporting or withholding requirements relevant to their circumstances.