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Advance Bank
"Banking für Fortgeschrittene" - a German bank with no fees for ATM use.

Allgemeine Deutsche Direktbank AG
"Ihre Bank zu Hause"

Bank Austria
One of Austria's large state-owned banks.

Bayerische Landesbank
An international bank based in Munich. In German or English.

Bundesverband Deutscher Banken
The German banking association - "Ihre Banken."

Citibank Deutschland
This US bank has a big presence in Germany. Das Online-Angebot der Citibank. In English or German.

Commerzbank

Credit Anstalt
Austria's second largest bank. (English and German)

Credit Suisse

Deutsche Bank
Germany's largest bank - with branches worldwide. In 1999, Deutsche Bank was the world's biggest in assets.

Deutsche Bank 24
Deutsche Bank's online bank, offers 24-hour service.

Deutsche Ausgleichsbank

dresdner

Dresdner Bank

HypoVereinsbank

L-Bank
The Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg, headquartered in Karlsruhe. In German or English.

LBS Bausparkasse
One of Germany's largest savings and loan institutions.

UBS - Union Bank of Switzerland
The English-language international Web site.

UBS - Switzerland
In English and several other languages. See their page about Switzerland and the euro.

WestLB
The short name of the Westdeutscher Landesbank.

Wüstenrot
A well-known German savings and loan institution (building society).

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