Caisse d’Epargne Auvergne Limousin

Activities

Caisse d’Epargne Auvergne Limousin is a regional provider of retail banking and insurance services. Building on its strong local presence and the cooperative values it shares with its 630,000 customers and 192,800 cooperative shareholders, the bank works every day to give tangible meaning to its brand promise: “Closer, More Useful.” This is the spirit in which the regional bank pursues its corporate mission of being useful to all, of meeting its customers’ expectations, and satisfying their economic, social, environmental, and societal needs with a view to furthering local and regional development.

In its capacity as a universal bank, it supports all types of customers and is committed to fighting all forms of exclusion within its local communities. With 1,300 employees working in 141 branches and four business centers in both rural and urban areas of the Limousin and Auvergne regions, Caisse d’Epargne Auvergne Limousin guarantees a close relationship with its customers and remains attentive at all times to the needs of its catchment areas and their residents. Its ambition is to maintain a strong local presence with a network of branches and experts driven by efficiency and a winning spirit, working as closely as possible with its customers.

As a responsible and engaged corporate citizen, it pursues a resolute policy – and one that is fully integrated into its corporate strategy and governance system – in support of ongoing social, societal, and environmental transitions. This enables it to send a powerful signal and reassert its status as a company determined to assume the impact of its decisions, as a company that creates new value in its catchment areas, and one that is committed to the sustainable development of its business activities. 

Sport & Patronage 

Caisse d’Epargne Auvergne Limousin is committed to creating a more enterprising and inclusive society by supporting local initiatives focused on culture, education and young people along with social inclusion through sport. It supports a total of 72 projects and associations through sponsorship agreements for a total budget in excess of 504,000 euros.

Being useful to sport and society at large:

This commitment is reflected in the support provided to local initiatives taken by sports organizations and entities active in the social & solidarity-based economy, which contribute through the practice of sport to the well-being of their beneficiaries and the autonomy of people who are disabled or infirm, or come from disadvantaged social backgrounds. Caisse d’Epargne Auvergne Limousin notably contributes to:

• Supporting local associations and elite athletes;
• Promoting parasports in order to change people’s perception of disabilities;
• Helping to renovate and build sporting facilities accessible to all;
• Promoting physical activity among our employees, customers and local residents.

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