Norway's largest bank DNB on Friday reported smaller than expected second-quarter earnings despite continued strong lending growth and high customer activity, affected by higher impairment provisions.

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Norway's DNB announced dividend payments for 2019 and 2020 on Wednesday and reported a smaller than expected drop in fourth-quarter earnings. OSLO, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Norway's DNB DNB.OL announced ...

Norway's DNB faces rising competition on its home turf as a wave of consolidation among savings banks begins to reshape the country's banking landscape, analysts say, at a time when falling interest ...

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.

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DNB, the largest bank in Norway, will acquire Sweden-based Carnegie Holding from private equity firm Altor for 12 billion Swedish kronor ($1.2 billion), according to a news release.

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 ...

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.

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). In a recommended voluntary offer ...

(Reuters) -Norway's largest bank DNB reported an earnings miss for the second quarter on Friday despite strong lending growth, hit by a weaker than expected interest income and higher loan losses.