Erste Group
Erste Group Bank AG was founded in 1819 as the first Austrian savings bank. 47,700 employees are serving 16 million clients in 2,565 branches in 7 countries. Erste Group is one of the largest financial services providers in Central and Eastern Europe.
Here you will find details on our markets:
- Core markets of Erste Group
- Indirect presence in CEE
Please click on the respective country for more information about our markets
Erste Bank und Sparkasse
- Branches 917
- Customers 3.6 m
- Market share retail deposits 19.2 %
- Market share retail loans 20.0 %
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- www.erstebank.at
Česká spořitelna
- Branches 517
- Customers 4.7 m
- Market share retail deposits 25.3 %
- Market share retail loans 23.2 %
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- www.csas.cz
Slovenská sporiteľňa
- Branches 271
- Customers 2.2 m
- Market share retail deposits 27.6 %
- Market share retail loans 27.7 %
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- www.slsp.sk
Banca Comercială Română
- Branches 507
- Customers 3.1 m
- Market share retail deposits 15.9 %
- Market share retail loans 16.0 %
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- www.bcr.ro
Erste Bank Hungary
- Branches 115
- Customers 0.9 m
- Market share retail deposits 9.0 %
- Market share retail loans 11.9 %
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- www.erstebank.hu
Erste & Steiermärkische Bank
- Branches 153
- Customers 1.2 m
- Market share retail deposits 13.8 %
- Market share retail loans 13.6 %
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- www.erstebank.hr
Erste Bank a.d. Novi Sad
- Branches 85
- Customers 0.4 m
- Market share retail deposits 3.8 %
- Market share retail loans 5.4 %
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- www.erstebank.rs
Banka Sparkasse
Sparkasse Bank d.d. Bosna i Hercegovina
Erste Bank AD Podgorica
Sparkasse Bank Makedonija
BCR Chișinău
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Social Banking
We believe that banking products and services should be accessible to everyone.
That was one of the guiding principles behind our foundation in 1819 and we are still committed to this principle today. With our Step-by-Step social banking programme we offer people on low incomes, business start-ups and social organisations fair access to basic financial products, sound financial advice and ongoing, tailored business mentoring.
Erzsébet Szekeres is the mother of a disabled boy and the founder of the Rehabilitation Centre in Csömör, Hungary. Opened thirty years ago, the centre was the very first non-profit organisation in the country. Back then, even the experts did not believe that disabled people could work and create quality products. “But I had experience with my own child. I knew how much he could develop and how to achieve that. That’s why I believed that every developmentally challenged person can develop their skills.”
Learn more about Erzsébet’s personal story and how she established the centre not only as a working place, but also as a home and family environment for these people.