Bankhaus Anton Hafner KG

Bankhaus Anton Hafner KG is a German private bank organized as a limited partnership and subject to supervision by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. Its activities are oriented toward capital markets services and private banking, including securities brokerage, discretionary and advisory portfolio management, and custody; current and savings accounts, if offered, typically serve as ancillary services for existing clients rather than as standalone mass‑market products. The service model is relationship‑driven, with onboarding and suitability processes aligned to MiFID II requirements, documented risk profiling, and standard German securities law disclosures. Pricing generally follows the private banking norm of management or advisory fees for mandates, custody fees on assets held, and transaction‑based commissions; detailed conditions are provided in the bank’s schedule of prices and services and depend on the chosen mandate and trading activity. Eligible deposits fall under Germany’s statutory deposit guarantee (EdB) up to 100,000 euros per depositor; any participation in a voluntary deposit protection scheme, if applicable, must be confirmed in the bank’s current disclosures. Client securities are held in custody under German safekeeping rules and are segregated from the bank’s own assets. As a privately held institution, it files annual financial statements to the Bundesanzeiger but does not provide the breadth of public reporting or third‑party credit ratings common to listed banks. Distribution is limited, with access primarily via direct contact rather than a broad branch or app‑led model. The offering suits clients seeking individualized securities services and wealth management from a smaller institution, while those prioritizing low‑cost retail banking and extensive digital features may find the scope limited.