Komerční banka
Official name: Komerční banka, a.s.
Address: Na Příkopě 33, P.O. Box 839, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
Tel: (+420) 222 432 111
Infoline: 800 111 055
E-mail: mojebanka@kb.cz
Bank code: 0100
SWIFT: KOMB CZ PP
Profile:
Komerční banka ranks among the most important banks both in the Czech Republic and the Central and Eastern European region. It is part of the Société Générale Group - the fifth largest banking group in the Euro zone, whose services are used by some 20 million clients all over the world.
The Komerční banka group provides comprehensive services for clients in retail, corporate and investment banking. Komerční banka’s 7,400 employees serve more than 1,500,000 clients, who can use an extensive network of 361 branches throughout the Czech Republic. Komerční banka operates 623 ATMs, and more than 800 000 of its clients use one of the direct banking channels.
In retail banking, Komerční banka focuses on providing comprehensive financial services for individuals and small businesses. The bank offers its clients deposit and credit products and payment services. Thus, clients have a choice of insurance and pension fund schemes, building society schemes and lease agreements, or investment in unit trusts and guaranteed funds, in addition to the use of standard banking products.
Corporate and investment banking includes help for medium-sized enterprises, municipalities, and corporations. Through its relationship managers and direct banking, Komerční banka provides its clients with payment services, trade finance, leasing, factoring, loans, asset management, capital market services, financial advisory, and other services to meet the clients’ specific needs.
In the prestigious MasterCard Bank of the Year contest, Komerční banka again won the highest award when the expert jury voted it The Bank of the Year 2005.
Komerční banka is the first bank on the Czech market to offer its clients guaranteed service level commitments, and it is the first privately-held bank in the Czech Republic to make it possible for its clients to use the services of an independent ombudsman.
