Caisse d’Epargne de Bourgogne Franche-Comté

Activities

Caisse d’Epargne de Bourgogne Franche-Comté (CEBFC), a regional cooperative bank, pursues a strategy of ambitious and responsible growth founded on the strength of its financial situation. Guided by its cooperative values, it is a full-service banking institution serving all types of clientele: individuals, professionals, businesses, the public sector, entities active in the social and solidarity economy, and real estate professionals.

Boasting deep roots in its local communities, CEBFC innovates in favor of its specialized customer segments, as testified by the creation of Vitibanque, a division specifically dedicated to the wine industry, and its expertise tailored to stakeholders in the medical and social services sector.

Fully aware of its role as a leading economic player, CEBFC is committed to a strategy aimed at “Combining usefulness with sustainability” through its positive impact (1pact+) program. This strategy enables it to pursue its twin objectives of being a sustainable bank and a socially responsible enterprise. As proof of the strength of this approach, CEBFC has earned AFNOR’s “Confirmed Level” CSR certification, a recognition that highlights its impact on the local community.

Responsibility, local presence, and quality are the forces driving CEBFC’s development, building on the expertise of its 1,576 employees working through its 167 branches, two corporate networks, and an institutional and healthcare division. 

Sport & Patronage

Drawing on the strength of its roots in its local communities and guided by its cooperative values, Caisse d’Epargne de Bourgogne Franche-Comté plays a major role in corporate sponsorship and patronage actions. For many years, it has supported iconic sports clubs such as the JDA, ELAN, DFCO, AJA, USON, and ESBF, thereby helping to enhance the prestige of its region. It also funds numerous local facilities to make sports more accessible to everyone.

In its capacity as a corporate sponsor and talent scout, every two years Caisse d’Epargne de Bourgogne Franche-Comté provides young students at the Dijon Conservatory of Music with a cello, crafted by a local luthier.

Through its Endowment Fund and its different programs dedicated to financial education and microcredit, Caisse d’Epargne de Bourgogne Franche-Comté is actively committed to supporting young people, seniors, people with disabilities, and the protection of biodiversity.

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