As a reliable partner on the capital market, we value openness, stability and dialogue. Our investors appreciate our clear communication and the sustainable orientation of our bank.
Kay Weissfloch
Head of Treasury
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Strong results and a further focus on Franco-German relations: SaarLB in figures.
A look at SaarLB’s capital.
Checked time and again: what ratings do Moody’s and Fitch assign?
Information about our Pfandbriefe: Disclosures pursuant to Section 28 of the Pfandbrief Act
Consistent in implementation and further development: our sustainability strategy.
Landesbausparkasse Saar reports encouraging results.
Here you will find the ISINs of the Final Terms in accordance with the Securities Act.
Information on our own issues and financial instruments.
Confidence in the business policy of Landesbank Saar (SaarLB) is significantly influenced by responsible, transparent corporate management and control geared towards sustainable growth in the value of the company. For this reason, corporate governance has always been and remains a high priority at SaarLB.
Renewable energies, social added value and climate protection are essential areas of activity for SaarLB. In line with this, the bank has launched issuance programmes for sustainable bonds. In addition to its existing issuance programmes for green bonds based on renewable energies and a social covered bond, SaarLB also intends to issue a social bond. This is part of SaarLB’s sustainability programme and will help to further strengthen SaarLB’s position in renewable energies, social infrastructure and climate protection.
The proceeds from the issuance of SaarLB’s sustainable bonds will be used exclusively for eligible or suitable projects in accordance with the Green Bond Principles or Social Bond Principles that fall into the categories of ‘renewable energies’ or ‘social infrastructure’.
Customer deposits at SaarLB and LBS Landesbausparkasse Saar are protected by the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe’s deposit protection scheme.
The purpose of the deposit protection scheme is to avert financial difficulties at member institutions by safeguarding their continued existence.