HQ Function

Formerly served as the global headquarters, directing international transport finance operations, strategic planning, risk management, and administrative functions.

Notable Features:

The headquarters was located in the City-Haus I, also known as Selmi-Hochhaus, a prominent skyscraper in Frankfurt's banking district. At the time of its completion in 1974, it was the tallest skyscraper in Germany.

Work Culture:

As a specialized international financial institution, the work culture was characterized by expertise, professionalism, global collaboration, and a focus on the intricacies of transport asset financing. It fostered an analytical and client-oriented environment.

HQ Significance:

The Frankfurt headquarters was central to DVB Bank's identity as a leading global transport financier, coordinating its worldwide network and expertise in complex asset-based lending.

Values Reflected in HQ: The choice of a prominent location in Frankfurt's financial district reflected stability, professionalism, and DVB Bank's significant role in the international finance community.

Location:

Prior to its integration into DZ BANK, DVB Bank SE operated a global network with offices in key international financial and transport hubs across Europe (e.g., Frankfurt, London, Oslo, Athens, Amsterdam), the Americas (New York), and Asia (e.g., Singapore, Tokyo). This network enabled it to provide specialized financing and advisory services for the international transport market, including shipping, aviation, offshore assets, and land transport (rail and road) to a diverse global client base.

Street Address:

Platz der Republik 6 (City-Haus I)

City:

Frankfurt am Main

State/Province:

Hesse

Country:

Germany