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Trades about 25% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Glarner Kantonalbank offers a comprehensive suite of financial solutions, catering to both individual and business clients primarily within the Canton of Glarus and its adjacent economic regions. Its product portfolio encompasses various deposit accounts, including savings, current, and pension options, alongside personal financing, comprehensive mortgage solutions, and home equity products. The bank also provides investment and wealth management services, a selection of debit and credit cards, and diverse insurance and pension offerings such as term and life policies. Furthermore, it offers specialized pension and retirement planning advice, complemented by robust online banking capabilities. Established in 1884, Glarner Kantonalbank operates through five physical branches, a dedicated credit processing facility, and nineteen automated teller machines (ATMs), with its headquarters located in Glarus, Switzerland.
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