Banque Raiffeisen in the news

Raiffeisen banks in Jura and Jura bernois posted a solid H1 2025 with stable operations and modest profit decline amid economic challenges.

Georges Heinrich, an economist with expertise in sustainable finance, joined Banque Raiffeisen's Executive Committee to support its socially responsible strategy.

Banque Raiffeisen sponsors an innovation award supporting Luxembourg artisans and SMEs amid economic challenges, providing tailored financial advice and fostering local economic resilience.

Banque Raiffeisen and Vanksen created a bold, multi-channel campaign to make state-guaranteed student loans appealing and relatable to young adults starting their independent lives.

Raiffeisen's board president Thomas Müller will not seek re-election in 2026, prompting a search for his successor.

Banque Raiffeisen's R-Eco Pro loan incentivizes companies to undertake ESG-aligned projects by offering financial benefits and expert support.

Raiffeisen Bank faces a €2.1 billion Russian court ruling over frozen assets linked to a sanctioned Russian investor, complicating EU sanctions and its Russian operations.

Raiffeisen Bank's global CEO visited Devolli Group in Kosovo to discuss production, innovation, and deepen their longstanding business partnership.

Banques Raiffeisen du Jura and Jura bernois posted a solid first half with a 4 million franc profit, down 6.2% year-on-year amid tough economic conditions.

Raiffeisen's first-half operating profit declined due to lower interest income amid rate cuts, despite growth in fees and assets.

Banque Raiffeisen grew its cooperative banking activities in 2021, surpassing 10 billion euros in assets and advancing its sustainable, ESG-focused strategy.

Banque Raiffeisen opened a specialized real estate center in Luxembourg offering personalized financing, insurance, and advisory services with extended client accessibility.

Raiffeisen bank raised over 4 million CHF through crowdfunding to aid Blatten disaster victims, matching donations and coordinating with relief organizations for recovery efforts.

Raiffeisen and other banks are providing financial aid and support for Blatten's reconstruction after a devastating mountain collapse causing 320 million CHF in damages.

Banque Raiffeisen de Franches-Montagnes reported a record profit of 728,903 CHF in 2024, slightly higher than in 2023.

Wero, a European instant payment solution backed by EPI and five Luxembourg banks including Banque Raiffeisen, will launch in Luxembourg by mid-2026.

Banque Raiffeisen Franches-Montagnes posted a slight profit increase in 2024, driven by growth in mortgage loans and client funds, with over 5,000 members.

Wero is launching in Luxembourg with five banks, including Banque Raiffeisen, to offer instant, cross-border European payments by 2026.

Luxembourg banks are addressing the retirement of baby-boomers and talent shortages by enhancing employer branding, training, and recruiting career changers while tackling housing and skill challenges.