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Authorisation recorded as withdrawn

Raiffeisenbank Silz-Haiming und Umgebung eGen

Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) lists this firm on the ESMA union public register under the register’s category Investment firm in Austria, authorised on 1 April 2002. The register records the authorisation as withdrawn on 13 September 2025.

Registered name
Raiffeisenbank Silz-Haiming und Umgebung eGen
Register entry
ae33075
Legal Entity Identifier
5299001HH0JTA44PAA35
Type of firm
Investment firm MIF
Competent authority
Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA)
Home member state
Austria
Office type
Head office
Address as registered
Tiroler Straße 78, 6424 Silz, Austria
Authorised on
1 April 2002
Withdrawn on
13 September 2025
Status in the register
Authorisation recorded as withdrawn
Entry last updated
18 September 2025

What the authorisation covers

This entry carries no permission rows in the copy we hold. That is an absence in the register, not a finding that the firm holds no permissions — 5,922 of the 13,915entries are the same way. The authority’s own register is the place to establish what this firm may do.

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What this record does not tell you

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  • Lending, staking and “earn” products are a different question. They are not among the investment services named above, and a firm offering you a yield product is doing so outside this authorisation.
  • The entry can be older than it looks. The register states the date its entry was last updated18 September 2025 for this one, and ESMA says information reported by a national authority will not be immediately displayed. A change at the authority can be real and not yet here.
  • A withdrawn authorisation is a record, not an allegation. The register states that the authorisation ended and, for this entry, the date. It does not state why, and we do not infer it. A withdrawal can follow a merger, a voluntary surrender, a wind-down or a decision of the authority, and this record does not distinguish between them.
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