Fixed-term deposits in Germany
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The banks behind these offers in Germany
Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) is a German Landesbank headquartered in Stuttgart, owned by public-sector shareholders including the state of Baden-Württemberg and the city of Stuttgart. It combines the role of a regional savings-bank central institution with corporate and capital-markets banking. It operates under German banking law and European banking supervision.
Norddeutsche Landesbank (NordLB) is a German Landesbank headquartered in Hanover, with public-sector owners including the state of Lower Saxony. It acts as a central institution for savings banks in northern Germany and lends to corporates, the public sector and specialised segments. It operates under German banking law and European banking supervision.
Bayerische Landesbank (BayernLB) is a German Landesbank based in Munich, owned by the Free State of Bavaria and the Bavarian savings-bank association. Landesbanken act as central institutions for their regional savings banks and as corporate and public-sector lenders. It operates under German banking law and European banking supervision.
B. Metzler seel. Sohn & Co. is a private bank based in Frankfurt and one of the oldest continuously family-owned banks in Germany. It focuses on asset management, capital markets and corporate finance rather than mass-market retail banking. It is a licensed German bank under European banking supervision.
DZ Bank is the central institution of the German cooperative banking network, which includes the Volksbanken and Raiffeisenbanken. It provides wholesale banking, capital-markets and service functions to the cooperative banks that own it. It is a licensed German bank under European banking supervision.
Helaba (Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen) is a German Landesbank headquartered in Frankfurt, owned by the savings-bank associations and the states of Hesse and Thuringia. It serves as the central institution for savings banks in its region and lends to corporates and the public sector. It operates under German banking law and European banking supervision.
DekaBank is the securities-services provider of the German Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, the association of German savings banks. Its core business is asset management and capital-markets services delivered through the savings-bank network. It is a licensed German bank under European banking supervision.
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Pick an offer and an amount. The interest below is calculated by the same code that runs your deposit once it is placed. Minimums in Germany start at €75.000, and its best rate ranks 9 of 11 countries in our catalogue.
- Paid out at maturity
- €76,687.50
- Maturity date
- September 22, 2027
- Annualised rate
- 2.25% p.a.
Calculated from today's date. The term starts on the day your transfer reaches the bank, so the maturity date moves with it.
| Bank | Country | Interest rate | Term | Min. amount | You would earn |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NordLBA- | Germany | 2.35% p.a. | 1 year | €75,000 | €1,762.50 |
| DZ BankAA- | Germany | 2.25% p.a. | 1 year | €75,000 | €1,687.50 |
| HelabaA+ | Germany | 2.21% p.a. | 1 year | €75,000 | €1,657.50 |
| Landesbank Baden-WürttembergA+ | Germany | 2.39% p.a. | 1 year | €100,000 | Minimum for this offer is €100,000. |
| Bayerische LandesbankA | Germany | 2.31% p.a. | 1 year | €100,000 | Minimum for this offer is €100,000. |
| Metzler BankA- | Germany | 2.26% p.a. | 1 year | €100,000 | Minimum for this offer is €100,000. |
| HelabaA+ | Germany | 1.78% p.a. | 6 months | €100,000 | Minimum for this offer is €100,000. |
| DekaBankA+ | Germany | 1.58% p.a. | 6 months | €200,000 | Minimum for this offer is €200,000. |
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