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Helaba

Helaba Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen is one of the leading banks in Frankfurt financial centre. It is the group bank for savings banks, Landesbank and public sector banks located in the two federal states and their municipalities, as well as a commercial bank with orientation to wholesale customer business. Helaba is an institution incorporated under public law.

As well as effectively having two HQs, in Frankfurt am Main and Erfurt, it is also represented at important financial centres worldwide through its regional offices, representative offices and affiliates.

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Headquarter	Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Key People	Thomas Gross (CEO)

Head Office	Neue Mainzer Straße 52-58 D-60311 Frankfurt am Main
Phone	(+49) 69 91 32-01
Official Site	www.helaba.com
SWIFT Code	HELADEFF
Founded	1953

ID: 1396. Updated: 18.04.2021

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