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NIB is an international financial institution owned by eight member countries: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. The Bank finances private and public projects in and outside the member countries. NIB has the highest possible credit rating, AAA/Aaa, with the leading rating agencies Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s.

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NIB publishes Interim Financial Report January-June 2020

On 27 August, the Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) published its interim financial report for January-June 2020. The Bank’s lending increased significantly year-on-year because of lending to alleviate the effects of the COVID-19 crisis to member countries and sustainable businesses in the region.“The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a sharp decline in global economic activity, threatening growth and employment also in the Nordic and Baltic countries. The Nordic-Baltic ministers, who are the Governors of NIB, invited the Bank already at the end of March to take swift action to help alleviate the

NIB opens water infrastructure credit line with the Municipality of Kristianstad, Sweden

The Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and the Municipality of Kristianstad have signed a new loan programme for financing wastewater and water investments.The credit facility totals SEK 500 million (EUR 52 million) and will be used to expand the central wastewater treatment plant and network, as well as constructing and upgrading freshwater plants during 2017–2021. The credit facility has a 21-year maturity. The expansion of the central wastewater treatment plant will increase the capacity by 27%, to 260,000 person equivalents. This will enable Kristianstad to handle an intensified waste

NIB launches SME loan facility with Sparbanken Skåne

The Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and Sweden’s Sparbanken Skåne have agreed on a loan programme totalling SEK 500 million (EUR 52 million) for on-lending to SMEs, small mid-caps, and environmental projects. The seven-year facility will finance SME and small mid-cap investments in a broad range of sectors, including farming, manufacturing, trade, construction and corporate services as well as being available for projects with environmental benefits. This is NIB’s first loan to Sparbanken Skåne, the largest of the Swedish independent savings banks and the result of the 2014 merger of

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