Solid start to the year driven by progress and resilience in our core banking business as well as strong credit quality amid challenging circumstances.

Net profit of DKK 2.8 billion for the first quarter of 2022.

With rates of inflation hitting eight or nine percent in coming months, European consumers are set for the biggest erosion of disposable incomes in decades. But a Euro area recession is not a foregone conclusions, writes Danske Bank’s team of macroeconomists in a new Big Picture analysis of the economic consequences of the war in Ukraine.

In 2021, projects funded by green loans from Danske Bank and Realkredit Danmark have saved the atmosphere from CO2 emissions equivalent to 4 million flights from Copenhagen to Paris.

Danske Bank is following the tragic situation in Ukraine closely, and our thoughts are with all those affected by the war in Ukraine.

We support our customers with advice and ongoing expertise related to our customers’ activities and finances, and we naturally comply with the sanctions imposed by the UN, the EU and the UK, as well as US sanctions. In addition, Danske Bank has taken a number of other initiatives.

An internal survey from 2021 shows that a large majority believe that Danske Bank is an inclusive workplace, but there is still plenty to be done to ensure equal opportunities for all. Four women at markets & Transaction Banking have set up a new network that will offer support, advice and inspiration.

Leading researchers from DTU (Denmark's Technical University) have for the first time successfully taken quantum communication out of the lab and used it to securely transfer data at Danske Bank. This is a breakthrough in both the development of digital communication and the race against cyber criminals, experts say.