Bank of Sardinia, financial institution on the island of Sardinia, Italy

The Bank of Sardinia is a financial institution headquartered in Sassari that has operated mainly on the island of Sardinia since 1944 and maintains branches in other Italian regions including Lombardy, Tuscany, and Emilia-Romagna. It is part of the Banca Popolare dell'Emilia Romagna group and manages assets around 12 billion euros with social capital exceeding 155 million euros.

The bank was founded in 1944 and expanded through a 1953 merger with a financial company established in 1928, broadening its services and reach. After World War II, it played an important role in Sardinia's economic development by providing credit and banking services to support regional growth.

The Bank of Sardinia supports local sports and community initiatives, including sponsorship of Dinamo Basket Sassari basketball team. These connections show how the institution remains woven into the daily life of the region.

Customers can access services through multiple branches on Sardinia and in other regions, with many people still visiting branches for personal assistance. Online and mobile banking options are also available, allowing customers to check accounts, transfer money, or pay bills from computers or smartphones.

The bank is listed on the Milan stock exchange, allowing people to buy and sell shares. Additionally, deposits are protected up to 100,000 euros, giving savers peace of mind if the bank encounters financial difficulties.