- Crédit
Foncier de
France (CFF) was a
major French bank,
active from 1852 to 2019 when its
activities were
entirely subsumed into
Groupe BPCE, although...
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Credit Foncier is the name of Crédit
Foncier de France, a
mortgage bank in France.
Credit Foncier of America, a
defunct real
estate company in the U.S...
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Indosuez Wealth Management was
established in 1922
under the name Crédit
Foncier de Monaco. It is a
subsidiary of
Indosuez Wealth Management. CFM Indosuez...
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Credit Foncier of
America was a late 19th-century
financing and real
estate company in Omaha, Nebraska. The
company existed primarily to
promote the townsites...
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integrated the
former Crédit
Foncier de France's
activities into its
other operations and
terminated the use of the Crédit
Foncier brand. In June–July 2021...
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ancestor of Barclays, the Anglo-Egyptian Bank,
entered in 1888, and
Credit Foncier (now Crédit Agricole)
entered in 1920.[citation needed]
There is some manufacturing...
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Citibank Commercial International Bank Crédit
Commercial de
France Credit Foncier Egyptien Credit International d'Egypt Crédit
Lyonnais Credit Suisse Credito...
- The Crédit
Foncier de l'Indochine (CFI, lit. 'Mortgage
Credit Bank of Indochina') was a
colonial bank
headquartered in Paris, France, with main operational...
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intention to buy the
remaining minority stakes in the
hotel chain from Crédit
Foncier de France, Crédit
Lyonnais and
other shareholders. UK
conglomerate Granada...
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office at 612
McGill Street; that
building was
instead occupied by Crédit
foncier franco-canadien, and
since 1988 by Quebecor.
Completed in 1962, a few months...