kreissparkasse-schwalm-eder.de
Retail and business banking services for customers in the Schwalm-Eder district of Germany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About kreissparkasse-schwalm-eder.de
Kreissparkasse Schwalm-Eder provides personal and business banking products, including accounts, cards, loans, savings and investment services, insurance and real estate services.
It serves private and business customers through online banking, digital support and local branches. The company also recruits for roles at the savings bank.
Product: Retail and business banking products and services, including accounts, cards, loans, savings and investments.
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