DNB Bank ASA (OTCPK:DNBBY) is Norway's largest financial services group and one of the largest in the Nordic region in terms of market capitalization, which is $28.8 billion.

Norway's DNB Q2 beat forecasts on the back of rate hikes By Victoria Klesty July 12, 202212:36 AM PDTUpdated July 12, 2022 ...

Norway's biggest bank, DNB , on Thursday said it has reached an agreement with Sbanken to buy the smaller rival in deal valued at NOK11.1 billion ($1.3 billion).

DNB Bank’s first-quarter results topped analysts’ expectations, driven by heightened client demand for advice and lending volume growth. The Norwegian lender on Wednesday posted 10.85 billion ...

DNB, Norway's largest bank, on Thursday became the latest Nordic bank to report a jump in third-quarter profits due to rising interest rates, in line with forecasts. Adds quote, detail, context ...

DNB, Norway's largest bank, posted better-than-expected first-quarter earnings, reflecting a strong Norwegian economy and a high level of activity in the corporate market, the company said on ...

Analysts at DNB Bank ASA expect Norges Bank to keep its key rate on hold until December 2024, even though they still see next month’s decision as a “very close call.” “As we know that ...

Norway’s biggest bank plans to add people to its equity capital markets business in Sweden as it sees opportunity in helping the country’s battered real estate companies raise cash.

I presented Norway's biggest bank in December of 2019. COVID-19 pushed this bank down, and I loaded up massively during the drop. DNB is now my 4th-largest financial stake. Short-term performance ...

Norway's largest bank DNB should not be allowed to buy online rival Sbanken as the deal could hurt customers in the mutual fund market, the Norwegian Competition Authority (NCA) said in a ...

By Elena Vardon DNB Bank's first-quarter results topped analysts' expectations, driven by heightened client demand for advice and lending volume growth. The Norwegian lender on Wednesday posted 10 ...

Norway's DNB Bank's first-quarter results topped analysts' expectations, driven by heightened customer activity and lending volumes. The lender on Wednesday posted 10.85 billion Norwegian kroner ...