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raiffeisen bank romania reports slight profit decline amid rising costs
Raiffeisen Bank Romania reported a consolidated net profit of 1.686 billion lei ($365 million) for 2024, a slight decrease from 1.701 billion lei in 2023, attributed to rising operational costs and a new 2% banking tax. Operating income grew to 4.101 billion lei, while net interest income rose to 3.05 billion lei. The bank's total assets reached 82.878 billion lei, serving over 2.3 million clients through 272 units across Romania.
Raiffeisen strengthens political ties with key personnel changes in Austria
Raiffeisen is solidifying its influence in Austria, particularly through its connections with the ÖVP and ongoing coalition negotiations. The recent hiring of Rupert Reif, a former spokesperson for key political figures, highlights the significant overlap between Raiffeisen's personnel and political circles, signaling a resurgence in its power dynamics.
Raiffeisen Landesbank Steiermark AG executive Bernd Veronig purchases debt instruments
Bernd Veronig of Raiffeisen-Landesbank Steiermark AG reported a purchase of a debt instrument (ISIN: AT0000A3HRK2) valued at EUR 20,000.00, executed outside of a trading venue on March 28, 2025, at a price of 101.20%. This marks the first notification regarding this transaction.
Raiffeisen Landesbank Steiermark AG reports purchase by supervisory board member
Bernd Veronig, a member of the supervisory board at Raiffeisen-Landesbank Steiermark AG, reported a purchase of debt instruments valued at €20,000 at a price of 101.20%. The transaction occurred outside of a trading venue on March 28, 2025.
Raiffeisen investment yields significant profit over three years
Raiffeisen shares, traded on the Vienna Stock Exchange, have significantly appreciated over the past three years. An initial investment of EUR 100 in Raiffeisen shares, priced at EUR 12.54 three years ago, would now be worth EUR 209.89, reflecting a 109.89% increase, with the current share price at EUR 26.32. Raiffeisen's market capitalization recently reached EUR 8.68 billion.
Raiffeisen shares see 109 percent growth over three years
Three years ago, Raiffeisen shares were priced at EUR 12.54. An investment of EUR 100 would have yielded 7.974 shares, now valued at EUR 26.32 each, bringing the total worth to EUR 209.89, reflecting a 109.89% increase. Raiffeisen's market capitalization is currently EUR 8.68 billion.
Raiffeisen Bank International sees surge in short interest and dividend increase
Raiffeisen Bank International AG experienced a dramatic rise in short interest, increasing by 1,509.1% in March to 17,700 shares. The bank's stock traded at $7.05, with a market cap of $9.28 billion and a P/E ratio of 3.79. Additionally, the company announced a dividend of $0.2983, up from $0.22, to be paid on April 17th.
S&P Global Ratings revises Raiffeisen Bank outlook to stable amid strategic changes
S&P Global Ratings has revised Raiffeisen Bank International's outlook to stable from negative, affirming its 'A-/A-2' ratings, following the bank's strategic exit from Belarus and scaling back in Russia. This move has mitigated nonfinancial risks and reputational concerns, with expectations of further divestment in Russian operations within 12 to 24 months. Despite a projected decline in profits for 2024, the Raiffeisen Banking Group is expected to maintain strong financial performance and capitalization amid ongoing geopolitical challenges.
s and p global ratings upgrades raiffeisen bank outlook to stable
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Raiffeisen Bank International's outlook from negative to stable, affirming its 'A-/A-2' ratings. This change follows the bank's strategic exit from Belarus and significant reduction of operations in Russia, which has mitigated non-financial and reputational risks. Despite a projected decline in net profit for 2024, the bank's strong financial performance and robust risk management practices are expected to sustain its creditworthiness amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.
experts gather at raiffeisen vienna to discuss real estate industry trends
Raiffeisen Vienna hosted an Open House at its Competence Center, gathering over 100 industry experts to discuss the real estate sector. Key topics included construction projects, interest rate trends, and market recovery, with a consensus on optimism for the future. Participants enjoyed culinary offerings, including award-winning gin from Father & Son in Vienna.