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Authorisation recorded as withdrawn
Raiffeisenbank Wildon-Preding 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 The register records the authorisation as withdrawn on 17 July 2024.
- Registered name
- Raiffeisenbank Wildon-Preding eGen
- Register entry
- ae32733
- Legal Entity Identifier
- 529900JVGA8OHAQJ2R38
- Type of firm
- Investment firm MIF
- Competent authority
- Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA)
- Home member state
- Austria
- Office type
- Head office
- Address as registered
- Leibnitzer Straße 1, 8410 Wildon, Austria
- Authorised on
- 1 April 2002
- Withdrawn on
- 17 July 2024
- Status in the register
- Authorisation recorded as withdrawn
- Entry last updated
- 24 July 2024
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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