Lakeside Deposit Counter
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Native name | (Lsh) Topart Bételek Tzamalo |
|---|---|
| Limited company | |
| Industry | Retail banking Commercial banking Investment banking Private banking Wealth management Asset management |
| Founded | June 5, 1840 |
| Headquarters | Drevstran |
Area served | Drevstran |
| Services | banking insurance Asset management |
| Revenue |  21 billion solidus |
| 10 billion solidus | |
| 4.5 billion solidus | |
| Total assets | 800 billion solidus |
Number of employees | 110,000 (2020) |
The Lakeside Deposit Counter is a multinational financial services company based in Angrast and Havar, two cities in Drevstran. It is both the oldest and largest bank from the country. Contrary to other Drevstraneses banks, the TBT maintain its presence internationally around Lake Kulpanitsa and the Periclean.
The bank was founded in 1840 from the merging of two previous institution, the Havari Deposit Counter and the Angrast Commercial Credit Company. Since its foundation the bank has been involved with international markets and played an important role within the Triple Monarchy until the Drevstranese Civil War where it would ultimately elect to support Vilvo Orbraggar, financing his early resistance against the Farkas Band and then the professionalisation of its troops. This proximity with the Orbraggist would make it an important backer of the post-civil war reconstruction effort.