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HVB Bank Romania was the Romanian division of German bank HypoVereinsbank (which at the time was named HVB Bank). It merged with Banca Țiriac in 2006 causing it to go defunct.

Bank Austria Creditanstalt[]

2000-2001[]

HVB Bank Romania[]

2001-2006[]

In 2006, HVB Romania merged with Banca Țiriac to form UniCredit Țiriac Bank.

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UniCredit Group

Predecessors: UniCredito | Credito Italiano | Capitalia

Main: UniCredit (UniCreditCard | Consumer Financing | Corporate Banking | Foundation | Leasing | Services | Start Lab)

Current operations: Austria (Bank Austria (Corporate Banking) | FactorBank | Schoellerbank) | Bosnia and Herzegovina (Banja Luka) | Bulgaria (UniCredit Bulbank) | Croatia (Zagrebačka banka) | Czech Republic and Slovakia | Germany (HypoVereinsbank (Corporate Banking | Wealth Management)) | Hungary | Italy (buddybank) | Luxembourg | Romania (Alpha Bank | UniCredit Bank) | Russia | Serbia | Slovenia
Other: UniCredit Business Mobile | UniCredit SoftPOS

Former/Defunct: UniCredit Markets & Investment Banking | UniNews | Austria (Bank Privat | Creditanstalt | Länderbank | Zentralsparkasse) | Bosnia and Herzegovina (HVB Central Profit Banka) | Bulgaria (Hebros Bank | HVB Bank Biochim) | Czech Republic (HVB Czech Republic) | Germany (Bayerische Hypotheken- und Wechselbank | Bayerische Staatsbank | Bayerische Vereinsbank | HVB Leasing) | Ireland | Italy (Banca di Roma | Banca Popolare di Brescia | Banca Popolare di Lumezzane | Banca Popolare di Palazzolo | Banco di Santo Spirito | Banco di Sicilia | Bipop Carire | Carimonte Banca | Cassa di Risparmio di Reggio Emilia | Cassa di Risparmio di Roma | Clarima | Credito Romagnolo | Fineco¹ | MedioCredito Centrale² | Rolo Banca 1473 | UniCredit Banca | UniCredit Banca d'Impresa | UniCredit Banca Mediocredito | UniCredit Banca Mobiliare | UniCredit Private Banking | UniCredit Xelion Banca) | Kazakhstan (ATF Bank) | Poland (Bank BPH | Bank Pekao) | Romania (HVB Bank Romania (HVB Banca pentru Locuințe)) | Slovakia (HVB Bank Slovakia) | Turkey (Koçbank | Yapı Kredi) (20%) | Ukraine (Bank Pekao)

Notes
¹Sold the rest of its assets in 2019
²Sold its assets to Banca del Mezzogiorno

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