Interim report for the first half of 2018
Danske Bank posted a net profit of DKK 9.1 billion in the first half of 2018, a decrease of 12% from the level in the first half of 2017. The result reflects a continuation of good lending growth but also weak trading income and lower fee income due to uncertainty in the financial markets.
"In the first half of 2018, the positive momentum in our lending activities continued, while developments in the financial markets had an adverse effect as the global uncertainty and investor reticence contributed in particular to a weaker development in net trading income," says Thomas F. Borgen, Chief Executive Officer.
Read the press release "In the first half of 2018, the positive momentum in our lending activities continued, while developments in the financial markets had an adverse effect as the global uncertainty and investor reticence contributed in particular to a weaker development in net trading income," says Thomas F. Borgen, Chief Executive Officer.
News from Danske Bank
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13 Aug 2018Danske Bank share-buy back: Transactions in week 32
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6 Aug 2018Danske Bank share-buy back: Transactions in week 31
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30 Jul 2018Danske Bank share-buy back: Transactions in week 30
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23 Jul 2018Danske Bank share-buy back: Transactions in week 29
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23 Jul 2018Comments on ESMA decision and fine of EUR 495,000
Investigations of Danske Bank's branch in Estonia
In September 2017, Danske Bank launched thorough investigations into its branch in Estonia on the basis of suspicions that the branch was used to launder many billion kroner in the period from 2007 to 2015. On this site, you can read facts about the investigations, see frequently asked questions and get a timeline of events.
New digital hub to support purpose-driven start-ups
Read moreWe wish to use our role as a leading financial partner to address some of the challenges that we face in society. One of our priorities is to build relevant initiatives with which we can help entrepreneurs to grow their positive impact on society.
Jeanette Fangel LøgstrupHead of Societal Impact and Sustainability, Danske Bank
Better overview and more control of personal data
From 25 May 2018, new rules apply to the processing of personal data by businesses, organisations and public institutions in the EU.
In short, the new rules, called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), will give all private individuals a better overview and more control of the personal data that businesses and other entities have about them.
For customers of Danske Bank it will become even easier to view personal data we have registered about them, be informed of how we use the data, and have the data updated.
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Our essence
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We help solve some of the fundamental challenges that society faces today. Find out how we build financial confidence, increase access to digital services and help startups scale.
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