Banca di San Marino

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Banca di San Marino
Company type Società per azioni
Industry Financial services
Founded1920
FounderDon Eugenio Fabbri
Headquarters Faetano, San Marino
Products Private banking, Corporate, retail, wealth management, asset management
Number of employees
110 (FTE, June 2024 in Banca di San Marino Group)
Website http://www.bsm.sm/

The Bank of San Marino is an institution created on December 20, 1920, in Faetano, Republic of San Marino. It was don Eugenio Fabbri, then parish priest in Faetano, who, together with some parishioners, founded the first cooperative association in general partnership of that territory. Until 2001 it was called Rural Bank of Loans and Deposits in Faetano (Cassa Rurale di Depositi e Prestiti di Faetano), then its name was changed to Bank of San Marino (Banca di San Marino SpA ). [1]

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A first branch was opened in the capital of San Marino in 1974. Today there are 8 branches, with more than 100 employees.

The Foundation Ente Cassa di Faetano is the main shareholder of the Bank of San Marino. The Foundation Ente Cassa di Faetano is a non-profit organization which reinvests its profits with the purpose of development in all of the Republic of San Marino.

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