Raiffeisen
Cooperative of Swiss banks
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April 2022 | Pierin Vincenz and Beat Stocker were sentenced to prison for causing financial damage through hidden personal investments and unauthorized expenses, including charging Raiffeisen for private activities like strip club visits and Tinder dates. |
2020 | Raiffeisen cooperative shareholders received an interest rate between 3% and 4% as determined by the annual general assembly. |
June 2018 | FINMA concluded its eight-month investigation and terminated enforcement proceedings against Raiffeisen. |
May 2018 | Raiffeisen sells Notenstein Private Bank to Vontobel private bank for CHF 700 million |
2017 | The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) launched enforcement proceedings against Raiffeisen Switzerland regarding corporate governance issues and former chairman Pierin Vincenz's conflicts of interest. |
2015 | Raiffeisen expands Notenstein Private Bank by taking over the client base and employees of La Roche private bank |
2014 | Raiffeisen Switzerland acquires 100% ownership of Raiffeisen Unternehmerzentrum AG (Raiffeisen entrepreneur center) |
2012 | Raiffeisen group fully acquires Notenstein Private Bank |
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