Created by Anna Mileiko 
On 9 February 2015 Raiffeisen Bank International announced sale of its operations in Poland and Slovenia, as well as the direct banking unit Zuno. The measures are intended to facilitate an improvement in the CET1 ratio to 12% by end-2017, compared to 10% at end-2014. In June 2016 Raiffeisen Banka d.d. was sold to Apollo Global Management. The bank was renamed into KBS Banka. On January 3, 2017 KBS Banka was merged into Nova Kreditna Banka Maribor (Nova KBM).
In 2015, KBS BANKA D.D. achieved the position of 15th largest bank in Slovenia with a market share of 1.57%; its total assets dropped by 33.63%.
Additionally, the bank became the 15th profitable bank in relation to its total assets showcasing -1.80% return on assets and -23.77% return on equity in 2015.
Deposits up to 100,000 EUR are covered by Slovenian deposit guarantee scheme in KBS BANKA D.D.
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KBS BANKA D.D. ranked as the 15th largest bank in Slovenia by total assets. In 2015 its total assets were 662.72 mln EUR, representing a 1.57% market share. In 2015 the bank's net income was -14.92 mln EUR. As of 2015, the bank employed 215 people.
KBS BANKA D.D. protects deposits up to up to 100,000 EUR per depositor through Slovenia's deposit guarantee scheme. The scheme applies to current accounts, savings deposits, cash deposits made by private individuals, legal entities (corporates). The bank participates in the Deposit Guarantee Fund, making regular contributions into it.
Zagrebška cesta 76, 2000, MARIBOR, Slovenia
+386 2 22 93 100
+386 2 33 03 442
http://www.kbs.si KBS BANKA D.D. was headquartered in MARIBOR.
