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Oberbank

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thumb|Oberbank headquarters in Linz, 2009 thumb|Oberbank at the Schwarzenbergplatz in Vienna Oberbank AG is an Austrian regional bank that is headquartered in Linz. It is part of the 3-Banken-Gruppe together with BKS Bank AG and Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG (BTV).

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Instance of
public company
Country
Austria
Headquarters
Linz
Parent organization
Creditanstalt
Employees
2025
Stock exchange
Wiener Boerse AG
Official website
www.oberbank.at
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Oberbank Zentrale Linz.jpg
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inception
1869-00-00
total assets
18243300000
social media followers
3611
Commons category
Oberbank
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  • History
  • Shareholder structure
  • Key figures and reports
  • Oberbank International
  • Awards
  • Critique
  • See also
  • References
  • External links

thumb|Oberbank headquarters in Linz, 2009 thumb|Oberbank at the Schwarzenbergplatz in Vienna Oberbank AG is an Austrian regional bank that is headquartered in Linz. It is part of the 3-Banken-Gruppe together with BKS Bank AG and Bank für Tirol und Vorarlberg AG (BTV).

==History== The bank developed in the course of the 17th century from the trading business of the long-established Linz ship master family Scheibenpogen. Therefore, the bank has been in existence since about 1650. In the 19th century it went to the Eidam (son-in-law) of the former mayor of Linz, Johann Michael Scheibenpogen (II), Josef Planck, and was called J. M. Scheibenpogens Eidam. Josef Planck's 1844 descendants, Planck von Planckburg, transformed the private bank into a public limited company in 1869, the "Bank für Oberösterreich und Salzburg".

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