Aareal Bank AG

Aareal Bank Group, headquartered in Wiesbaden, Germany is one of the leading international property specialists. With employees from over 30 nations, we have local offices on three continents – in Europe, North America and Asia. The parent company of the Group is the MDAX-listed Aareal Bank AG combining all subsidiaries within the two segments Structured Property Financing and Consulting/Services.



The Structured Property Financing segment provides property financing solutions for national and international clients on three continents. The Bank's strength lies in the combination of local market expertise and special industry know-how. Besides local experts, it has at its disposal specialist teams for logistics, retail property and hotel financing packages. This alliance enables the Bank to offer the best possible financing concepts, designed to meet the specific requirements of its clients around the globe.



The Consulting/Services segment offers services for the housing and the commercial property industry as well as for the energy and waste disposal market. These comprise specialised banking services, Electronic Banking, the automated settlement of mass payment transactions and the optimisation of advanced processes. On the basis of more than 50 years of experience, Aareal Bank Group also focuses on the development and support of IT services emphasising personal advice and product design to meet its clients’ individual requirements.



Aareal Bank has established itself as an active and reliable issuer of Pfandbriefe and senior unsecured and subordinated debt in the capital markets.



With its head office located in Wiesbaden, Aareal Bank Group is resident and firmly established in the Rhine-Main Area, one of Germany’s leading economic regions. It is amongst the largest employers in the City of Wiesbaden. As premium sponsor of the Real Estate Management Institute of the European Business School, also resident here, it actively supports the linking of real estate related education and entrepreneurial practice in Germany.