FMA confirms Raiffeisenbank Deutschkreutz-Horitschon licence has lapsed after merger
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A short regulatory notice from Austria's FMA records the lapse of a banking licence following a merger. It matters mainly as a formal confirmation that the surviving entity, Raiffeisenbank Burgenland Mitte eGen, now holds sole regulatory standing for the combined business.
- The licence of Raiffeisenbank Region Deutschkreutz-Horitschon eGen lapsed on 17 September 2026.
- The lapse followed entry of the merger with Raiffeisenbank Burgenland Mitte eGen in the Commercial Register.
- The FMA classifies the notice under the category 'Licence Change'.
- The release date of the notice is 21 October 2026.
Executive summary
The FMA, Austria's financial market authority, published a notice on 21 October 2026 stating that the banking licence of Raiffeisenbank Region Deutschkreutz-Horitschon eGen lapsed on 17 September 2026. According to the notice, the lapse occurred following the entry of the…
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https://www.fma.gv.at/en/lapsing-of-licence-raiffeisenbank-region-deutschkreutz-horitschon-egen/Read by Regulus 22 Oct 2026 at 07:04 UTC
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