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Danske Bank invests in United Fintech and joins board to digitally support its Forward ’28 strategy

Joining United Fintech’s circle of institutional investors, Danske Bank takes a seat at the board of a leading industry-neutral Digital Transformation Platform alongside BNP Paribas and Citi to support the bank’s Forward ’28 strategy from a digital frontier. A move signalling that shared collaboration is the way ahead for financial services as global banking enters a new era of collective innovation.   Danske Bank A/S has become the third institutional investor in United Fintech Group Limited securing the Nordic bank a rotating board seat in the rapidly growing industry-neutral

Danske Bank interim report - net profit of DKr1.3bn (€0.2bn) for the first nine months of 2009

Danske Bank has today announced its financial results for the first nine months of 2009. The interim report can be viewed at www.danskebank.com. Highlights are shown below: The Danske Bank Group posted a net profit of DKr1.3bn (€0.2bn). This result is generally slightly better than expected, and it is acceptable given the difficult macroeconomic conditions. The total income of DKr45.9bn (€6.2bn) is a very satisfactory result and represents an improvement of 48% over the level in the first nine months of 2008. The increase came primarily from Danske Markets’ exceptionally high income. The

Danske Bank reports net profit of DKr1.6bn (€0.2bn) for the first quarter of 2009

Danske Bank today announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2009. The interim reportcan be viewed at www.danskebank.com. Highlights are shown below:The Danske Bank Group posted a net profit for the period of DKr1.6bn (€0.2bn), againstDKr2.6bn (€0.3bn) in the first quarter of 2008. The net profit was affected by large loan impairmentcharges that were to a large degree offset by sharply higher net trading income. Overall,the result was less satisfactory, although better than expected.Loan impairment charges amounted to DKr8.0bn (€1.1bn), against DKr0.5bn (€0.1bn) in

Danske Bank reports net profit of DKr1,036m (€139m)

Danske Bank today announced its financial results for 2008. The announcement and the annual report can be viewed at www.danskebank.com. Highlights are shown below:• Net profit was DKr1.0bn (€139m), against DKr14.9bn (€1,999m) in 2007, and thus below the estimate presented with the interim report for the first nine months of 2008.• The Group’s main source of income – its banking activities – proved robust. The performance of market-related activities – in Danske Markets, Danske Capital and Danica Pension – was greatly affected by the turmoil in the financial markets. Income from trading

Danske Bank Group Interim Report 2008 Q2

Net profit of DKr5,807m (€779m) for the first half of 2008Danske Bank has today announced its financial results for the first half of 2008. The full interim report is available at www.danskebank.com. Highlights are shown below:The Danske Bank Group recorded a net profit of DKr5,807m (€779m), down 24% from DKr7,629m (€1,025m) in the first half of 2007. The Group considers the result to be satisfactory in view of the financial turbulence and the macroeconomic slowdown.The turbulence in the financial markets adversely affected the profit for the first half of 2008; particularly the Group’

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