Raiffeisen Vermögensverwaltungsbank AG
Raiffeisen Vermögensverwaltungsbank AG is responsible for personal asset management for private and institutional clients with an investment volume of EUR 150,000 or more and offers these clients tailor-made investment solutions.
Founded: 1987
Business activities: High-quality asset management
Managing directors: Ingrid Szeiler, Mathias Bauer
Stable, respectable, dynamic: Raiffeisen Vermögensverwaltungsbank AG’s story of success began in 1987. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Raiffeisen Kapitalanlage-Gesellschaft m.b.H., the largest investment fund management company in Austria, Raiffeisen Vermögensverwaltung enjoys access to the high-profile backing of the entire Austrian Raiffeisen Banking Group.
Raiffeisen Vermögensverwaltung offers high-quality asset management for private and institutional clients. Its target group is made up of clients who want to earn high yields from capital investments but do not have the time to constantly concentrate on growing their assets.
“Our partnership is based on trust and reciprocity,” says Managing Director Ingrid Szeiler, explaining the company’s philosophy. “This is the only way to ensure that your personal advisor at Raiffeisen is fully able to serve your interests. You benefit from our knowledge and expertise with the goal of earning optimal yields with the highest possible level of security.” This combination of state-of-the-art financial instruments, a high level of expertise, proven experience, prudence and personal commitment provides for high-quality service, which includes advice on private endowments and how to manage them.
In the autumn of 2001 Raiffeisen Vermögensverwaltung entered into a collaboration with firstfive, an independent financial services company that compiles professional peer group comparisons of various asset managers in the German-speaking countries. firstfive analyses and compares a large number of security portfolios that are looked after by international asset managers (including Dresdner Bank, Merrill Lynch, Merck Finck & Co, Julius Bär, UBS, Deutsche Bank and other companies).