Vimmerby Sparbank AB
Vimmerby Sparbank AB is a local Swedish savings bank headquartered in Vimmerby that provides retail and small‑business banking in its home region, offering current and savings accounts, domestic and international payments (including Bankgiro and SEPA), Swish, debit and credit cards, and lending such as mortgages, consu…
- SWIFT / BIC
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- Sede
- Sevedegatan 37, 598 37, Vimmerby, Sweden
- Telefone
- +46 0492 795 00
Sobre Vimmerby Sparbank AB
Vimmerby Sparbank AB is a local Swedish savings bank headquartered in Vimmerby that provides retail and small‑business banking in its home region, offering current and savings accounts, domestic and international payments (including Bankgiro and SEPA), Swish, debit and credit cards, and lending such as mortgages, consumer credit, and business financing; it operates on the common Swedish savings bank model in close cooperation with Swedbank for infrastructure and distribution of products like cards, investment funds and pensions, and, where applicable, mortgage funding, while securities and insurance are typically provided via affiliated partners. Customers access services through branches, online banking and a mobile app secured with BankID; cash services are available via ATMs (Bankomat) and may be limited in‑branch depending on location. Pricing, fees, and interest rates are set per product and disclosed in rate sheets; mortgage and business loan terms are individually assessed. The bank is supervised by Finansinspektionen; deposits are covered by the Swedish deposit guarantee administered by Riksgälden up to 1,050,000 SEK per depositor and institution, with time‑limited higher coverage for specific life events as defined by law, and the investor protection scheme covers up to 250,000 SEK if custody assets cannot be returned. The bank supports PSD2/Open Banking access under EU rules, participates in standard Swedish payment schemes, and focuses on local retail, SME, and agriculture/forestry segments; international corporate services and branch coverage are limited compared with nationwide banks. As is common for Swedish savings banks, part of surplus may be allocated to local community initiatives through an associated savings bank foundation, subject to the bank’s policies and annual decisions.
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