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- merger of Kredietbank (KB), the cooperative CERA Bank [nl], ABB Insurance, and Fidelitas Insurance. The acronym KBC stands for KredietBank and CERA. KBC...
- Luxembourg-headquartered bank and wealth manager, founded in 1949 by Belgium's Kredietbank as Kredietbank Luxembourg (KBL), later rebranded KBL European Private Bankers...
- Office building erected 1912 by Deutsche Bank for its branch in Brussels, expropriated following World War I, later head office of Kredietbank...
- one US dollar. The unit was first used outside the EPU in 1961, when Kredietbank Luxembourgeoise issued a bond denominated in EUA. After the collapse...
- bankrupt due to the economic crisis, which led to the establishment of the Kredietbank of which Almanij became a shareholder. The Catholic Boerenbond (E: Belgian...
- Bank,S.A. Deutsche Bank Hauck & Aufhäuser Privatbankiers KGaA ING KBL Kredietbank Luxembourg P&T Luxembourg Raiffeisenbank/Banque Raiffeisen VP Bank (Luxembourg)...
- Group Bank Bruxelles Lambert Brussels BBRU BE BB KBC Bank KBC Group NV Kredietbank, Cera, Raffeisenkas, Centea (KBC Group NV) sold to Crédit Agricole Group...
- Banking Commission from June 2004 after having moved from its previous address at Avenue Louise 99; previously head office of Kredietbank-Congo (1952-1966)...
- (lit. 'Farmers' Tower'). Later, the building p****ed into the hands of Kredietbank and KBC Group, whose logo appears at the top of tower. On 1 September...
- the EBRD and purchased by a consortium of Belgium's Kredietbank and Irish Life. In 1999 Kredietbank's successor group KBC bought out shares from Irish Life...