Banking system in Denmark

Nordea, Copenhagen

Banks in Denmark

Group 1 – working capital DKK 65 million or more – 5 banksGroup 2 – working capital DKK 12 billion – 13 banksGroup 3 – capital DKK 500 million or more – 44banksGroup 4 – DKK 500 million or less – 18 banksGroup 5 branches of foreign banks in Denmark – 26 banksGroup 6 – banks based on Faroe islands – 4 banks.

Biggest commercial banks: DanskeBank, Nordea and branches of foreign banks: Svenska Handelsbanken, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken – SEB (Wseden); GE

Money Вank, Citibank (USA).

• 3.5 million customers• 2.2 million eBanking customers• 300 branches in 8 countries• 19,000 full-time employees

Danske Bank

The Danish Farmers' Bank, Mortgage and Exchange Bank of Copenhagen

Nykredit Bank

Group profit before tax: DKK 3,205m (2012)Market share of mortgage banking: 43% (2012)Market share of commercial banking: 5.7% (2012)

Mortgage, retail and investment banking to insurance, leasing and fixed income trading and asset management.

Private bank

Nordea Bank

Revenue €9.847 billion (2014)[1]

Net income €3.371 billion (2014)[1]

AUM €262.2 billion (2014)[1]

Nordea Bank1. The bank is the result of the successive relationship between Finnish, Danish, Norwegian and Swedish banks.

2. The Baltic countries and Poland are today also considered part of the home market.

3.The largest share holder of Nordea is Sampo, a Finnish insurance company with around 20% of the shares.

4. Headquartered from Stockholm and has more than 1,400 branches. Bank is present in 19 countries around the world.

5. Revenue - €9.847 billion (2014)Net income - €3.371 billion (2014)AUM - €262.2 billion (2014)

6.There are approximately 2,200 employees including Financial Risk Control and Capital Markets Services.

Jyske Bank

Branches in Denmark, France, Germany, Gibraltar, the Netherlands,

and Switzerland.

The bank employs some 4000 individuals

Jyske Bank A/S is the third largest Danish

bank in terms of market share.

Type – Publicity traded

Revenue DKK 4.594 billion (2010)[1]

Profit DKK 411 million (2010)[1]

Total assets DKK 150.84 billion (end 2010)[1]

Total equity DKK 9.554 billion (end 2010)[1]

Sydbank

2,600 employees and 115 branches - including

three in Germany.

Grew greatly since 1970s, when

Sydbank had only 50 branches

Products - Retail, commercial an

d private banking. Type – publicity

traded

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