Shareholders of ČMSS
Československá obchodní banka, a . s. (ČSOB)
ČSOB operates as a universal bank in the Czech Republic. It was founded by the state in 1964 and privatized in 1999, with the Belgian KBC Bank first becoming its majority owner and in 2007 its sole shareholder. The company uses two trademarks in the Czech retail banking sector - ČSOB and Poštovní spořitelna.
The ČSOB Group is a major player in the Czech financial services market. Thanks to the combination of the brands of ČSOB, Poštovní spořitelna, Hypoteční banka and ČMSS, the ČSOB Group holds a strong position in all financial market segments, and in the long term, it is No. 1 in housing financing, guarantee funds, leasing and total assets under management. The ČSOB Group builds on a firm and long-term partnership with each client, listens carefully to the clients' needs, and offers them the most suitable solutions instead of mere products.
ČSOB is the majority owner of Českomoravská stavební spořitelna (55 %).
Source:
www.csob.cz
Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall AG (BSH)
BSH ist the biggest building savings bank in Germany. It was founded in 1931 in Cologne. As the German market leader, Schwäbisch Hall provides its clients with a reliable accompaniment on their way to their own housing. More than one new building savings contract in four is concluded with the market leader.
Schwäbisch Hall building savings bank is owned by the Volksbank and Raiffesenbank banking group and is firmly anchored in the association of cooperative banks called FinanzVerbund. Together with approximately 1,230 cooperative banks, Schwäbisch Hall provides its clients on site with programmes for future financial provision, formation of wealth, their own housing as well as tailored housing financing from its own sources. The mobile network of approximately 4,000 financial advisors ensures qualified counselling and client service.
BSH holds 45 % of ČMSS stocks.
Source:
www.schwaebisch-hall.de