- Business
- DNB Bank ASA operates as Norway's largest financial services group and bank, offering a comprehensive range of products and services to retail, corporate, securities, and public sector customers including savings accounts, current accounts, currency accounts, client accounts, tax withholding accounts, and pension accounts; fixed-rate and security deposits; home mortgages, cabin mortgages, construction loans, fixed-rate loans, car loans, consumer loans, business loans, and refinancing; home equity credit lines; car insurance, house insurance, home contents insurance, travel insurance, personal insurance, and non-life insurance products; payment services; online and mobile banking; cards; treasury management; working capital solutions; trade finance; equipment financing; real estate broking; corporate finance; investment banking through DNB Markets; leasing via Cresco; real estate agency services through DNB Eiendom; and asset management through DNB Asset Management for institutional clients in Norway and Sweden. The bank maintains a leading position in shipping finance, energy sector financing, fisheries, and aquaculture, with specialized operations as a global leader in currency exchange across more than 170 combinations. Founded in 1822 and headquartered in Oslo at Dronning Eufemias gate 30, DNB serves over 2.4 million retail customers and 239,000 corporate clients primarily in Norway through 61 branches, with international presence in 17-19 countries including branches and offices in Finland, Denmark, Germany, Luxembourg, the UK, the US, Brazil, Chile, China, Singapore, and Sweden. DNB Boligkreditt AS provides home credit as a wholly-owned subsidiary, while DNB Finans leads in financing products; the group employs around 10,917-11,515 full-time equivalents and manages assets exceeding NOK 3.6 trillion. In recent developments, DNB completed its acquisition of Carnegie Holding AB in March 2025, following an agreement in October 2024, to form DNB Carnegie and strengthen Nordic wealth management, investment banking, and asset management across Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the UK; the bank also extended its strategic collaboration with Infosys in May 2025 to accelerate digital transformation using the Infosys Finacle platform for IT modernization, resilience enhancement, and improved customer experiences.