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About Credit Europe Bank N.V.

Credit Europe Bank N.V. is a Dutch-licensed bank headquartered in Amsterdam, established in 1994 (originally as Finansbank [Holland] N.V.) and rebranded in 2007 following group restructuring; it is part of Credit Europe Group N.V., ultimately owned by the FIBA Group. The bank operates under prudential supervision within the European Banking Union framework (with De Nederlandsche Bank as the national competent authority and the European Central Bank’s oversight for less significant institutions) and is subject to conduct supervision by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets. Its business model combines corporate and commercial banking—covering areas such as trade and commodity finance, working-capital and structured lending, and international payments—with retail activities that vary by market; in the Netherlands it has focused on deposit-taking and selected services for individuals and SMEs, while broader retail and corporate offerings are provided through subsidiaries such as Credit Europe Bank (Romania) S.A. and Credit Europe Bank (Suisse) S.A., and through international units including a branch in the Dubai International Financial Centre. Eligible deposits held with the Dutch bank (including EU branches) are covered by the Netherlands’ Deposit Guarantee Scheme up to €100,000 per person per bank, subject to statutory conditions, while deposits placed with separately licensed subsidiaries fall under their respective national protection regimes. Daily banking and savings products are accessible via online and mobile channels where available, with standard SEPA functionality for euro payments; pricing, interest rates, and fees differ by country and product and are published in local schedules. The bank funds itself through customer deposits and wholesale sources appropriate to its balance sheet, publishes audited annual reports and Pillar 3 disclosures, and is subject to EU capital, liquidity, and resolution requirements. Key considerations for prospective clients include the group’s multi-jurisdiction footprint, exposure to sectors linked to international trade, and the compliance and operational demands of operating across markets that may be affected by sanctions regimes or macroeconomic volatility; product availability and protections depend on the specific licensing entity and local law. Users should confirm current terms, eligibility, and safeguarding arrangements with the bank’s official documentation before opening or using accounts.