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Volksbank Rems EG was a cooperative bank operating in the Rems region of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, providing a range of financial services to private and corporate customers. Following a series of mergers to strengthen its regional presence, Volksbank Rems EG first merged with Stuttgarter Volksbank AG in 2021 to become Volksbank Stuttgart eG. Subsequently, in 2024, Volksbank Stuttgart eG merged with VR-Bank Rems-Murr eG. The resulting and currently active entity is VR-Bank Rems-Murr-Stuttgart eG, which continues the cooperative banking mission of serving its members and the local community. The information provided below pertains to this current successor entity.

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