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Get to know Opel Bank

Opel Bank S.A. is a French-licensed bank dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of automotive financial services for the Opel brand. Originally part of General Motors Financial, it was acquired by PSA Group and BNP Paribas Personal Finance in 2017 and is now a key part of Stellantis Financial Services. The bank's core mission is to support Opel vehicle sales by offering tailored financing, leasing, and insurance solutions to both private individuals and corporate clients through the Opel dealer network. In some markets, like Germany, it also offers direct banking services such as savings accounts and fixed-term deposits to the general public.

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