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Hamburg Commercial Bank AG (HCOB) is a private commercial bank headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. Formerly HSH Nordbank AG, it was the first state-owned bank in Germany to be successfully privatized in 2018. The bank's business model is focused on providing bespoke financing solutions and banking services to upper mid-cap corporate clients in Germany and select international markets. Its core areas of expertise include commercial real estate, global shipping, and renewable energy infrastructure projects. HCOB also offers capital market products and private banking services to a select clientele, positioning itself as a specialized and relationship-oriented financial partner.

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