Generali Bank AG
Generali Bank AG is an Austrian credit institution associated with the Generali group and focuses on retail banking and securities services delivered primarily through digital channels. The product range typically includes current accounts with debit cards, savings and term deposits, and custody accounts for trading muβ¦
- SWIFT / BIC
- BGENATWW
- Headquarters
- Landskrongasse 1-3, 1010 Vienna, Austria
- Phone
- +43 1 534 010
About Generali Bank AG
Generali Bank AG is an Austrian credit institution associated with the Generali group and focuses on retail banking and securities services delivered primarily through digital channels. The product range typically includes current accounts with debit cards, savings and term deposits, and custody accounts for trading mutual funds, ETFs, and listed equities; the selection of complex products and corporate banking services is comparatively narrow. Pricing is structured around account packages and transaction-based fees, with common charges for international transfers, out-of-network cash withdrawals, securities orders, custody, and third-party exchange or foreign-exchange costs; rates and conditions are subject to change. The bank operates under the supervision of the Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA). Eligible deposits are covered up to EUR 100,000 per person under the Austrian deposit guarantee scheme, while investor compensation rules cover 90% of eligible investment-service claims up to EUR 20,000; securities in custody remain client property but are exposed to market, issuer, and operational risks. The online and mobile platforms support SEPA payments, standing orders, card controls, and basic portfolio functions, and service is generally provided in German via phone and electronic channels during business hours. Account opening requires standard identification and tax documentation in line with antiβmoney laundering regulations; availability for non-residents can be limited. Given the emphasis on remote channels and partnerships, cash handling and in-person services are limited compared with larger universal banks. Prospective customers should review the current schedule of fees, order execution policy, and the scope of deposit and investor protections before opening an account or transferring assets.
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