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[[Category:Rhodesia (The Grand Imperial Alliance)]]
|+ align="top" style="font-size: 120%" | '''Coinstar'''
{{Infobox company
|-
| name = BoB Banking Group plc
| align="top" colspan=2 style="font-size: 85%;" | [[File:BankOBethlehem.png|340px|center|Logo]]<br>
| logo = BankofBethlehem.png
|-
| image =
| '''Country''' || {{flag|Luziyca}}
| image_size =  
|-
| image_caption =
| '''Type''' || Public company
| type = {{wpl|Public limited company}}
|-
| traded_as = RSE: BOB<br>KNEX: BOB
| '''Founded''' || 1891
| founder = [[John Terrell]]
|-
| area_served = Worldwide
| '''Predecessors''' || none
| key_people = Leroy Haddow<br /><small>({{wpl|Chairman}})</small><br>Sherri Amos<br /><small>({{wpl|President (corporate title)|President}} and {{wpl|Chief executive officer|CEO}})</small>
|-
| industry = {{wpl|Financial services}}
| '''Headquarters''' || [[Bethlehem]], [[Luziyca]]
| products =
|-
| services = [[Retail banking]], [[corporate banking]], [[investment banking]], [[mortgage loan]]s, [[private banking]], [[wealth management]], [[credit cards]], [[finance and insurance]]
| '''Area served''' || Worldwide
| revenue = {{increase}} R$18.7 billion <small>(2020)</small>
|-
| operating_income =
| '''Key people''' || Sheryov Amosk <small>(CEO)</small>, Levor Hadow <small>(chairman)</small>
| net_income = {{decrease}} R$3.8 billion <small>(2020)</small>
|-
| assets = {{increase}} R$769.6 billion <small>(2020)</small>
| '''Products''' || Credit cards, consumer banking, corporate banking, finance and insurance, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking, private equity, wealth management
| equity = {{increase}} R$38.6 billion <small>(2020)</small>
|-
| num_employees = 43,853 <small>(2020)</small>
| '''Revenue''' || [[Image:Green arrow up.PNG]]₤245.5 billion ($491 billion)
| owners = [[Apostolic Catholic Church]] <small>(58%)</small><br>[[Kaes Investments]] <small>(24%)</small><br>Public shareholders <small>(18%)</small>
|-
| divisions = Retail & Commercial Group<br>Investment Group<br>Private Client Group
| '''Net income''' || [[Image:Green arrow up.PNG]]₤11.5 trillion ($23 billion)
| subsid = {{Collapsible list|title=Subsidiaries|[[BoB Alexandria-Prussia]]|[[BoB Arabia]]|[[BoB Halifax]]|[[BoB Rhodinia]]|[[BoB Sinnoh]]|[[BankVault]]|[[BoB Securities]]|[[Tyndall Fleming]]|[[BoB Private Banking]]|[[BoB Gundy]] <small>(50%)</small>}}
|-
| ratio =
| '''Total assets''' || [[Image:Green arrow up.PNG]]₤3.9 trillion ($7.8 trillion)
| homepage = {{URL|https://www.bob.com}}
|-
| footnotes =
| '''Total equity''' || [[Image:Green arrow up.PNG]]₤0.6 trillion ($1.2 trillion)
| foundation = {{Start date and age|1873}}
|-
| location = [[Bank of Bethlehem Tower]]<br>[[Bethlehem]], [[Rhodesia (The Grand Imperial Alliance)|Rhodesia]]
| '''Employees''' || 819,519 (2012)
| dissolved =
|-
}}
| '''Subsidiaries''' || Bank of Bethlehem Holdings, Saryo, BankVault, CommercialCross
|}


The Bank of Bethlehem is a major bank in [[Luziyca]] which competes with [[Coinstar]].


==Subsidiaries==
The '''Bank of Bethlehem''' is a Rhodesian multinational investment bank and financial services company based in Bethlehem, Rhodesia. The bank is commonly known by its acronym '''BoB''', which is also its stock symbol on both the Rhodesian Stock Exchange and Kingston Stock Exchange. Its largest shareholder is the [[Apostolic Catholic Church]] with a 58% share, [[Kaes Investments]] partially owning the company at a 24% share. The remaining 18% share of the company is owned by the public through common stock.
===Saryo===
 
BoB is one of the Big Five banks in Rhodesia, it is the fifth largest Rhodesian bank by deposits and market capitalization, and one of the largest financial institutions in the world. It has international operations in Alexandria-Prussia, Asia, the Caribbean, and Indora. BoB serves more than 11 million clients, and has over 40,000 employees.


===Bank Vault===
==History==


===CommercialCross===
BoB expanded into Russia in the early 2000s, as the country was rapidly privatizing its banking industry. From 2003-2017 2% of BoB's total revenues came from it's Russian subsidiary. But in December 2017, it was forced to exit the Russian market due to the nationalizing of all foreign owned banks by the Government of the Union of Soviet Russian Republics. BoB withdrew its services from all its 44 branches and offices and layoff 750 employees.


===Bank of Bethlehem Holdings===
In 2013, BoB substantially acquired all assets of [[Bank of Jamésie]] for R$13.5 million. After which it became known as, "Bank of Jamésie, a division of Bank of Bethlehem” with little to no change or layoffs. Following it's takeover BoB appointed Patrick Dunk, a Vice President at [[Bank of Kingston]], as the new President and CEO. Dunk is the first permanent President and CEO since Jamésie conservatorship in 2011.


==Location==
On September 17, 2018, BoB announced it was acquiring [[BankVault]], a {{wpl|neobank}} company which provides fee-free {{wpl|financial services}} through a mobile app, for an undisclosed amount. BoB was part of the initial venture funding; it originally became interested in BankVault when its founder, Eddie Tibbet criticized their banking technology and approach to customer service.


*{{flag|Luziyca}} - 4,185
==Subsidiaries==
*{{flag|Katranjiev}} - 88
BoB organises its subsidiaries within three business groups: Retail & Commercial Group; Investment Group; and Private Client Group.


[[Category:Luziyca]]
{{columns-list|colwidth=30em|
''Retail & Commercial Group'':
*BoB Alexandria-Prussia
*BoB Arabia
*BoB Halifax
*BoB Rhodinia
**[[Bank of Jamésie]]
**Optimum Financial
**Reliance Mutual
*BoB Sinnoh
*BankVault
''Investment Group:''
*BoB Securities
''Private Client Group:''
*Tyndall Fleming
*BoB Private Banking
*BoB Gundy (50-50 joint venture with Gundy Financial Corporation)
}}

Latest revision as of 03:34, 5 March 2021

BoB Banking Group plc
Public limited company
Traded asRSE: BOB
KNEX: BOB
IndustryFinancial services
Founded1873; 151 years ago (1873)
FounderJohn Terrell
HeadquartersBank of Bethlehem Tower
Bethlehem, Rhodesia
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Leroy Haddow
(Chairman)
Sherri Amos
(President and CEO)
ServicesRetail banking, corporate banking, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking, wealth management, credit cards, finance and insurance
RevenueIncrease R$18.7 billion (2020)
Decrease R$3.8 billion (2020)
Total assetsIncrease R$769.6 billion (2020)
Total equityIncrease R$38.6 billion (2020)
OwnersApostolic Catholic Church (58%)
Kaes Investments (24%)
Public shareholders (18%)
Number of employees
43,853 (2020)
DivisionsRetail & Commercial Group
Investment Group
Private Client Group
Subsidiaries
Websitewww.bob.com


The Bank of Bethlehem is a Rhodesian multinational investment bank and financial services company based in Bethlehem, Rhodesia. The bank is commonly known by its acronym BoB, which is also its stock symbol on both the Rhodesian Stock Exchange and Kingston Stock Exchange. Its largest shareholder is the Apostolic Catholic Church with a 58% share, Kaes Investments partially owning the company at a 24% share. The remaining 18% share of the company is owned by the public through common stock.

BoB is one of the Big Five banks in Rhodesia, it is the fifth largest Rhodesian bank by deposits and market capitalization, and one of the largest financial institutions in the world. It has international operations in Alexandria-Prussia, Asia, the Caribbean, and Indora. BoB serves more than 11 million clients, and has over 40,000 employees.

History

BoB expanded into Russia in the early 2000s, as the country was rapidly privatizing its banking industry. From 2003-2017 2% of BoB's total revenues came from it's Russian subsidiary. But in December 2017, it was forced to exit the Russian market due to the nationalizing of all foreign owned banks by the Government of the Union of Soviet Russian Republics. BoB withdrew its services from all its 44 branches and offices and layoff 750 employees.

In 2013, BoB substantially acquired all assets of Bank of Jamésie for R$13.5 million. After which it became known as, "Bank of Jamésie, a division of Bank of Bethlehem” with little to no change or layoffs. Following it's takeover BoB appointed Patrick Dunk, a Vice President at Bank of Kingston, as the new President and CEO. Dunk is the first permanent President and CEO since Jamésie conservatorship in 2011.

On September 17, 2018, BoB announced it was acquiring BankVault, a neobank company which provides fee-free financial services through a mobile app, for an undisclosed amount. BoB was part of the initial venture funding; it originally became interested in BankVault when its founder, Eddie Tibbet criticized their banking technology and approach to customer service.

Subsidiaries

BoB organises its subsidiaries within three business groups: Retail & Commercial Group; Investment Group; and Private Client Group.

Retail & Commercial Group:
  • BoB Alexandria-Prussia
  • BoB Arabia
  • BoB Halifax
  • BoB Rhodinia
  • BoB Sinnoh
  • BankVault

Investment Group:

  • BoB Securities

Private Client Group:

  • Tyndall Fleming
  • BoB Private Banking
  • BoB Gundy (50-50 joint venture with Gundy Financial Corporation)