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Ion Țiriac Bank was founded in 1991, and then in June 2005 it merged with HVB Bank Romania. [10] In the merger moment in 2005, Ion Țiriac Bank has a network of 60 units, total assets of 706 million (31 March 2005) and a market share of 2.9%, which ranks 11th in the banking system in Romania. [11]
Țiriac Holdings Ltd. is a Romanian company primarily owned by Ion Țiriac.Among its operations are car dealership, vehicle leasing, real estate, elevator manufacturing, transport and leasing of executive jets (Țiriac Air), banking (UniCredit Țiriac Bank), and insurance (Allianz Țiriac).
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Merged with Banca Comerciala Ion Tiriac as HVB Tiriac Bank 31 August 2006 Banca di Roma: The group, including its Romanian branch, merged with Unicredit: 12 June 2008 Anglo-Romanian Bank Merged with Erste Group and BCR: 1 July 2011 Banca CR Firenze: The group, including its Romanian subsidiary, merged with Intesa Sanpaolo. 1 October 2012
The UniCredit Țiriac Bank headquarters is a class A office building located in the city of Bucharest, Romania.The facility consists of one 64 meter-tall building with 15 floors, with a total surface area of 28,000 m 2 (6,000 m 2 below ground level and 22,000 m 2 above ground).
UniCredit's core markets are Italy, Germany, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, and Russia. UniCredit Corporate & Investment banking division serves 1,500 multinational corporates and key financial institutions and supports the group’s corporate banking units in ...
Tiriac was the winner of one grand slam title, ... TOP 300 Capital declared Ion Țiriac the richest man in Romania with a wealth estimated at €1.5–€1.6 billion ...
Petrescu and Țiriac returned to Romania following the Romanian Revolution, where they continued to be economic partners. [2] Petrescu was involved in the development of companies with Țiriac such as the Ion Țiriac Bank (now UniCredit Bank Romania) or some real estate companies. Eventually, both businessmen split their ways, with Petrescu ...