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DNB is Norway's largest financial services group and offers financial products and services, including loans and deposits, mutual funds and asset management, life insurance and pension savings, payment and financing services, real estate broking and services related to the money and capital markets. See information about Sweden: https://www.dnb.se/se/sv/om-oss/om-dnb-sverige.html

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“Customers are becoming increasingly digital, and DNB Finans meets new customer needs with innovative solutions in order to give them a good experience every time they are in contact with us. DNB Finans is also a good team player and a very process-oriented organisation, which makes us efficient and always well prepared for changes in our business environment,”
Stefan Davidsson, head of DNB Finans Sweden.
“I am pleased that we continue to refine our operations and are working determinedly to gain market share in the areas in which we operate. Every day, I get positive signals that we are moving in the right direction. Our constant focus on improving our already good customer relations through improved cooperation between Corporate Banking, DNB Markets and DNB Finans is evidently paying off,”
Peter H. Carlsson, head of DNB Sweden
Our ambition is to continue to clarify what LCI can offer in the Swedish market, which is also in line with the other business areas' ambitions, such as DNB Markets and Autolease. Thus, we aim to achieve further progress in Sweden. By focusing on customer needs in this process, we will become even better positioned for the future.
Peter H. Carlsson, head of DNB Sweden
We believe that the green bond market has a bright future, and DNB would like to be part of this. It gives us access to new and different sources of capital than our ordinary bond issues, which is very interesting and exciting. We look forward to this development.
Peter H. Carlsson, head of DNB Sweden
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Strong first quarter performance in DNB Sweden

Pre-tax operating profits for DNB Sweden in the first quarter of 2016 were SEK 351 million, compared with SEK 247 million in the first quarter of 2015. Profits before impairment losses were SEK 362 million, up from SEK 347 million in the same period of 2015. Operating expenses totalled SEK 346 million in the first quarter of 2016, compared with SEK 353 million in 2015. The cost/income ratio was 48.8 per cent, down from 50.5 per cent in the same period of 2015.Performance was better than last year, including lower loan losses. DNB Finans continued to generate healthy profits and made a

DNB Sweden delivers strong performance in 2015

Pre-tax operating profits for DNB Sweden in 2015 were SEK 1 124 million, compared with SEK 918 million in 2014. Profits before impairment losses were SEK 1 397 million in 2015, up from SEK 1 190 million in 2014. Operating expenses totalled SEK 1 424 million in 2015, compared with SEK 1 365 million in 2014. The cost/income ratio was 50.5 per cent in 2015, compared with 53.4 per cent in 2014.There was sound profit performance in all units. DNB Finans recorded a strong level of profits in the fourth quarter, thus contributing to the healthy performance. The strong cooperation between DNB units

DNB Sweden will strengthen its corporate identity

Pre-tax operating profits for DNB Sweden in the January through September period in 2015 were SEK 862 million, compared with SEK 748 million in the same period last year. Profits before impairment losses were SEK 1 040 million in the January through September period in 2015, up from SEK 832 million in the same period in 2014.Operating expenses totalled SEK 1 054 million in 2015, compared with SEK 876 million in the same period last year. The cost/income ratio was 50.3%, YTD 2015, compared to 51.2% YTD 2014. All business areas contributed to the healthy performance. Corporate Banking and

DNB Sweden shows strong performance in first half of 2015

Pre-tax operating profits for DNB Sweden in the second quarter of 2015 were SEK 535 million, compared with SEK 498 million in the same period last year. Profits before impairment losses were SEK 694 million for the same period, up from SEK 597 million in the second quarter of 2014.Operating expenses totaled SEK 715 million in the second quarter of 2015, compared with SEK 641 million in the same period last year. Although there was a rise in operating expenses, DNB Sweden has cost control and delivered a cost/Income ratio of 50.7 per cent, down from 51.8 per cent in the same period last year.

Robust Norwegian economy in spite of falling oil prices

DNB recorded profits of NOK 6 533 million in the first quarter of 2015, up NOK 1 054 million from the first quarter of 2014. The increase largely reflected exchange rate movements and a positive development in the bank’s basis swaps. Low impairment losses on loans also contributed to the strong performance.“As we entered 2015, there were many predictions of a sharp drop in Norwegian economic activity. We have our fingers on the pulse of every third Norwegian company, and it is clear that the economy is still in good health, even though these are difficult times for companies in the oil

Sound Norwegian economy ensures healthy profits for DNB

DNB recorded profits of NOK 20 617 million in 2014, an increase of NOK 3 105 million from 2013. The increase largely reflected a positive development in the bank’s basis swaps. Increased net interest income, reduced costs and low impairment losses on loans also contributed to the rise in profits.“Our strong profit performance enables us to continue to build up equity and further improve the bank’s financial strength. It also demonstrates that there is a continued positive development for Norwegian companies and private individuals, who enjoy a strong financial position. This is good news

DNB continues to build up capital after a strong quarterly performance

DNB recorded profits of NOK 5 686 million in the third quarter of 2014, up NOK 805 million from the third quarter of 2013. Very low impairment losses and rising lending volumes ensure that DNB is on schedule in building up own funds in spite of tough competition in the banking market.“We are very pleased with these figures. Financially, our first priority is to meet the capital requirements imposed by the authorities. Based on our current earnings, we continue to build up capital and see that we will reach the targets by the set deadline. Since 2008, we have increased our equity by more

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