At the general meeting held on Thursday, the shareholders of Regiobank Männedorf (RBM) approved the merger with Acrevis Bank by a large majority, according to a statement. The transaction remains subject to approval by the Acrevis general meeting on (today) 27 March 2026, as well as clearance from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority Finma.

The RBM Board of Directors is convinced that the merger with Acrevis will open up long-term prospects for clients, employees and shareholders, the statement added.

As part of the transaction, RBM shareholders will receive 17 shares in Acrevis Bank for each RBM share, as well as a cash compensation of 200 francs.

Following the merger, clients of Regiobank Männedorf are set to benefit from the infrastructure, expertise and expanded offering of a larger regional bank. At the same time, personal service and the bank’s regional roots in Männedorf will be maintained.

Transaction Volume of 25,8 Million Francs

The banks had announced the merger plans in February. RBM is to be integrated into Acrevis and will operate under the name «Acrevis Bank Männedorf». The transaction volume amounts to 25,8 million francs.

RBM is the smallest bank in the Lake Zurich region. It employs 11 staff and has total assets of 439,7 million francs. Client deposits amount to 296,7 million francs, while client loans total 351,3 million francs (as of mid-2025).

Acrevis reported total assets of around 5,2 billion francs as of the end of 2025.