Dresdner Bank

Dresdner Bank is one of the most important Germany banks and is a stark competitor of Deutsche bank. It has a total of 900 branches all over the country and a total of 12,000 insurance agencies all over the world.

The Dresdner Bank is located in Frankfurt and is functional over seventy different countries. It was first established in the year 1872 in the city of Dresden and hence was named as Dresdner bank. In 1884, the bank had its headquarters relocated in the capital city of Berlin and in 1952, the Dresdner Bank forked out into three different banks, which are:

• Rhein-Main Bank AG
• Hamburger Kreditbank AG
• Rhein-Ruhr Bank AG

Later in the year 1957, these three banks reunited to form the present administrative bank structure.

Dresdner Bank Corporate Divisions

The Dresdner Bank is functional on the dipodic infrastructure of the following corporate sections:

• Private & Corporate Clients section: This section deals with fiscal matters concerning with private, personal, business, and corporate banking. This section of the Dresdner Bank also provide private wealth management.
  
  
• Investment Banking section: This section in the Dresdner Bank deals with capital markets and global banking. This particular section has a subsidiary called the Dresdner Kleinwort.

Dresdner Bank Facilities

Public service and public welfare are the chief forays of the Dresdner Bank and it is therefore that the bank authorities innovate full proof strategies that enable both the bank and the account holders to avail the benefits. Some of the Dresdner Bank facilities are:

• Provisions for Eurocard, which are particularly useful for the tourists and professionals to the country. They can use this card for any kind of fiscal transactions in hotels and shopping plazas. These cards are enough to endorse into any kind of fiscal transaction or for tracing the account status through the ATMs.
  
  
• The Dresdner Bank Credit cards are accepted in the T-punkt telecom shops and in the railway stations.
  
  
• One can avail the Germany financial banking through Eurocheques, Eurocards and credit cards provided by the Dresdner Bank.
  
  
• The Dresdner Bank has also provided for an extensive home banking.
  
  
• The Dresdner Bank also deals with currency exchange, stock and bond purchasing, insurance policies. It also deals with real estate transactions, transactions in precious metals and transferring money electronically from one place to another.
  
  
• The Dresdner Bank also provide expert financial consultancy services.
  
  
• The Dresdner Bank online services are particularly helpful for amateur bankers who are seeking for the right kind of bank to make their financial investments.