Sabine Haas leads VR Bank Main-Kinzig-Büdingen to new era!

Sabine Haas leads VR Bank Main-Kinzig-Büdingen to new era!

Büdingen, Deutschland - VR Bank Main-Kinzig-Büdingen has made a change of management. Sabine Haas, an experienced lawyer with deep roots in the region, was appointed the new chairman of the supervisory board. She takes Roland Denecke's place, which is leaving the Supervisory Board due to his age. Christoph Appel, who has been on the committee for almost five years, takes over the office of deputy chairman. With over 29 years of experience in the supervisory board, Haas is a familiar size that has significantly shaped the development of the bank. Her numerous qualifications, including as a specialist lawyer for tax law and tax consultant, will certainly benefit the bank. In her first statement, she thanked her predecessor and colleague on the Supervisory Board and the board for the great cooperation, which according to Lars Schurich, the board of VR Bank, went very harmonious.

But what else is there new things from the bank? In a current message, VR Bank presented its provisional annual financial statements for 2022. Board spokesman Bernd Stöhr emphasizes the positive development, despite economic challenges. In this way, the total asset from 3.8 billion euros was increased to around 4.0 billion euros. These numbers impressively show that the bank is on a solid growth path. The increase of 152 million euros in the customer volume supervised to 7.56 billion euros speaks for the confidentiality that VR Bank enjoys with its members.

insights into the economic situation

The new business in the loan area amounts to an impressive 514 million euros. At the same time, the claims to customers have increased by 115 million euros to 2.7 billion euros. Despite the increased costs due to inflation, the operational result remains stable. The operating result drops to 14.8 million euros after evaluation, the preliminary result at the end of the year is still 5 million euros. The bank is also pleased to record around 59,468 members - enjoyable growth compared to the previous year. Anyone who works in the region is often one of the 500 employees who support the bank, including 30 trainees and 3 dual students.

Another plus point is VR Bank's commitment in social and cultural projects. This year, the bank will be handed over 480,000 euros to clubs in Oberhessen and the Main-Kinzig district. The bench is also highly held up by the bank, the helpfulness at food distributions, which is particularly important due to the price increases and the refugee situation. In addition, VR Bank is committed, including with energy -efficient renovations and sustainable investments.

the look ahead

A look into the future shows that the economic environment for banks remains increasingly challenging. According to the current priorities of the banking supervision, which the BaFin and the Bundesbank set regularly, there are numerous risks to consider - from rising corporate bankruptcies to interest developments that could affect lending. VR Bank will face these challenges and has set itself the goal of achieving further growth and solid results in 2023

Finally, it can be said that VR Bank Main-Kinzig-Büdingen remains on a promising course under the new chairman of the supervisory board Sabine Haas and the solid corporate management-the region can look forward to a still strong and committed bank.

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