UniCredit Bank GmbH, known in Germany under the HypoVereinsbank brand, is the German banking subsidiary of UniCredit Group. Headquartered in Munich, it serves corporate, institutional, and retail clients and operates within the European Banking Union’s supervisory framework. The bank traces its roots to HypoVereinsbank, formed from the merger of major Bavarian banks and integrated into UniCredit in 2005.
Its activities focus on corporate and investment banking, including lending, working capital and cash management, trade and export finance, project and structured finance, risk management (FX, rates, commodities), and access to debt and equity capital markets. Through UniCredit’s pan-European network, the bank supports internationally active companies across sectors such as chemicals, energy, automotive, and broader manufacturing, facilitating cross-border financing and transaction services. The institution also provides advisory and financing solutions aligned with sustainability frameworks used in European markets.
Also known as HypoVereinsbank and UniCredito Italiano S.p.A..
Facility backs Liverpool Bay CCS (operational 2028; 4.5 Mt/yr rising to 10 Mt by 2030s), funds other projects (L10, Bacton, Ravenna option); 13-bank syndicate; 30% built
€185M sustainability‑linked Schuldschein, 3‑ and 5‑yr (margins 1.50%/1.70% over 6M Euribor). For early refinancing; upsize option to €300M. Linked to 2028 decarbonization targets.
€9bn 5‑year revolver with 2‑year extension option refinancing prior €6bn and €3bn lines; provided by 28 banks, ~40% oversubscription, maintains financial flexibility and extends maturity
EIB funds a lithium project in Germany, enhancing Europe's lithium supply chain, reducing imports, and supporting sustainable energy and transport initiatives.
The facility includes two tranches, supports ESG goals, and involves multiple banks. It refinances existing credit and offers a $400M Accordion Option.
€879m conditional debt commitment signed with Export Finance Australia and seven banks for Phase One Lionheart Project, targeting a total debt package of €1.5bn-€1.6bn.
