The Allgäu region in southern Germany is home to an unusual and traditional bank. The small Gabler-Saliter Bank is still run the way banks used to be years ago. Banking often began with bartering. In the village of Obergünzburg that's still evident today. But how does a tiny financial institution manage to survive for centuries and how does it set itself apart from the big banks?<br /><br />A Report by Holger Trzeczak.<br /><br />Made in Germany home page: http://www.dw.de/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798
