Christian Mathe
Head of Treasury and Syndication
Phone: +49 681 383-1519
christian.mathe@saarlb.de
We speak the language of savings banks and institutional clients. As a strong partner, we work together to develop strategies for sustainable investments and stable growth.
Christian Mathe
Head of Treasury & Syndication, Public Sector
The savings banks are our most important business and sales partners. We therefore see ourselves first and foremost as a service provider for and partner of the Saarland savings banks.
Based on our comprehensive range of products and services, we support and complement the savings banks in their own business as well as in their customer business. In doing so, we are constantly professionalising and developing our range of services.
In this way, we are jointly expanding our strategic partnership in order to sustainably strengthen our market leadership in our region.
SaarLB’s entire range of services is also open to institutional investors. These include, for example, insurance companies, pension institutions and pension schemes, associations and investment companies and, last but not least, church institutions.
You, the customer, are our focus. We attach great importance to personal and continuous support that is characterised by mutual appreciation – i.e., a long-term relationship with you based on partnership.
We think long-term, both in our investment strategy and in the selection and motivation of our employees. This ensures maximum continuity in our support for our customers.
For activities and processes classified as outsourcing, the control and monitoring of risks in reporting plays a fundamental role. We have provided some information and documents for your use below.
Reporting for significant outsourcing is contractually regulated in the respective framework agreement for the corresponding service. Depending on the service, the risk management documents are either actively sent out by the respective department or made available for download in a protected area.
*only for savings banks
