Anja Maiberger appointed Country Managing Director of CACEIS in Germany

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05.02.2026

On February 2, 2026, Anja Maiberger assumed the role of Country Managing Director at CACEIS in Germany. In this role, she plays a key role in shaping the interface between the CACEIS Group’s asset servicing activities in Germany and local market participants. Anja Maiberger will continue to perform her functional/operational management role as Managing Director of CACEIS Bank, Germany Branch, a position she has held since 2019.

Remaining a member of the German Executive Committee

In parallel with her new role, she will retain her functions as a member of the German Executive Committee and as Head of Regional Coverage (HRC) for Germany, Austria and Eastern European countries. Anja Maiberger will also continue to be responsible for her previous areas of responsibility: sales, business development, relationship management, product development and marketing & communications.

“I am delighted that Anja Maiberger has accepted the challenge of becoming Country Managing Director,” said Joseph Saliba, Deputy General Manager of the CACEIS Group. “She has the outstanding qualities needed to continue the CACEIS Group’s strategy in Germany in line with the 2028 Mid-Term Plan of our parent company Crédit Agricole. We look forward to continued steady and successful development in this region.”

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Acquisition completed: CACEIS now operates as a 100% subsidiary of Crédit Agricole

Crédit Agricole has completed the acquisition of Santander’s 30.5% stake in CACEIS, announced in December 2024. The asset servicing provider now operates as a 100% subsidiary of the Crédit Agricole Group, which thus continues its development in an important strategic area. Further information can be found in the press release:

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CACEIS and KAS BANK agree on a recommended cash offer for all securities in KAS BANK

Today, CACEIS and KAS BANK published a joint press release announcing a conditional agreement on a recommended all-cash offer by CACEIS for KAS BANK. The intended offer is 12.75€ per security, and values KAS BANK at €188 million(1). The Management Board and Supervisory Board of KAS BANK unanimously support and recommend the offer. The Offer is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2019 and is subject to customary conditions. A long-established actor in the field of custody and fund administration services in The Netherlands, KAS BANK enjoys a highly respected expertise in its market. With this transaction, CACEIS will immediately benefit from enhanced capabilities to servicing its insurance companies and pension funds client base.   CACEIS’ pan-European ambition is therefore confirmed, with a reinforced position in the Netherlands, a major country in Europe for financial activities, which will serve its clients’ international development strategy.   The acquisition is expected to create value through substantial potential synergies. It is in line with the investment criteria and return on investment objectives of the Credit Agricole S.A. group. The regulatory impact is negligible at group level. Jean François Abadie, CACEIS CEO comments: “With the announcement today, we confirm CACEIS’ winning strategy by targeting the best opportunities to deepen our European market coverage and expand our product offering. KAS BANK is the perfect fit in this regard. We share with KAS BANK the same vision of the market, and aim at delivering responsible, efficient, customer focused and innovative service. With the addition of KAS BANK, CACEIS’s value proposition for its shareholders, clients and employees, will definitely be strengthened. Crédit Agricole S.A., our parent company, stands firm by us in this operation that is perfectly in line with the financial and strategic guidelines the Group has set for CACEIS.”    (1) Based on 15,699,017 securities issued, minus 921,934 treasury shares. 

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Crédit Agricole publishes new edition of its Climate Strategy

The Crédit Agricole Group has updated and published its Climate Strategy in its third edition, spanning 184 pages. The magazine-style publication provides an overview of the Group’s activities, results and commitments for the period through 2030. It focuses on eleven countries across ten key economic regions, including Germany. Interview on Crédit Agricole CIB’s contribution to […]