Black Friday is just around the corner, and especially this year people are ready to do their shopping online due to the corona pandemic. Unfortunately, fraudsters are also ready to attack.

Companies have had high demand for capital in the first nine months of the year, and investors have been eager to provide it. Capital transactions have kept Danske Bank busier than usual as increasing numbers of Nordic business choose the bank for share emissions or initial public offerings.

When the cake on venture capital is sliced in the Nordic region, 93% goes to men, 1% to women and the remaining 6% goes to start-ups with a mixed partner group. A new report, 'Return on diversity', examines the differences and suggest how start-ups and investors can avoid the imbalance.

Business customers at Danske Bank will soon be able to enjoy a new service that automates the processing of corporate card payments.

Business customers in Danske Bank can now easily view their accounts and payments across multiple banks in one overview. The new solution is based on Open Banking and is an important step towards more innovation and transparency for business customers.

Danske Bank has now taken the step to phase out existing payment cards and replace them with new more eco-friendly payment cards made from 86% recycled plastic. This initiative is just one example of how Danske Bank is working to integrate sustainability wherever possible.

At Danske Bank we are committed to fighting financial crime.

It is a key priority for us to continue to strengthen and improve our efforts to preserve the integrity of our business and uphold our societal responsibility.

The spread of coronavirus (Covid-19) and its impact on society is a concern for Danske Bank as well as for our customers. We are applying appropriate measures to respond to any new developments.

Find information and links to the most recent updates on how we respond to the situation.