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Everything might happen.
Bank A (or its routing numbers etc.) might be kept intact, so that the IBAN/BIC is keppt intact indefinitely.
Bank B might integrate Bank A's customers in their numbering scheme. They will notify you about this, however.
Bank B might obtain a completely new routing number and maybe a new numbering scheme. They will notify you about ...
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It's possible that your IBAN number will change.
When bank A continues to operate under its old brand even though it is now 100% owned by bank B, then they will likely retain their own bank code and thus all customers will keep their IBAN numbers. But when bank A no longer exists as a separate entity, then it is indeed likely that they are going to unify ...
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It doesn’t matter whether the banks are private or public. The acquiring bank will work out its own policy regarding account numbers and whether it would continue maintaining the acquired bank as a separate entity.
Either way, you should ask the bank to provide you with the new details you need to give to your employer. Even if they have decided to retain ...
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