Founded in 1871 as “Den Danske Landmandsbank,” Danske Bank is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, and has grown into the largest bank in Denmark and one of the leading financial-services groups in Northern Europe. The bank offers a wide spectrum of services to personal customers, businesses, and large institutions — including retail banking, corporate banking, wealth & asset management, pensions, insurance, and mortgage and loan financing. Over the decades, Danske Bank has expanded its presence well beyond Denmark: it is active across several Nordic and European markets — including Finland, Norway, Sweden, Ireland, the UK, Poland, and Lithuania — with regional headquarters or offices to serve local and international clients. Through this broad network, the bank supports both retail customers and corporate/institutional clients, offering cross-border services and tailored financial solutions.
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Renewable power producer ILOS Energy has secured a €143 million (US$166.7 million) debt finance facility to fund the construction of a 217 MW solar farm in Ballyhea, Co Cork, Ireland. The financ...
Read moreThe Ethiopian parliament has approved the loan agreement between the Danske Bank and the finance ministry of EUR117.3 million (US$136.5 million) that will be used for the development of the 100 M...
Read moreThe Government of Ethiopia has secured a EUR117.3 million (US$131.90 million) of loan financing for the development of the Assela wind farm project. The wind farm that requires about EUR146 mil...
Read moreØrsted has signed an agreement to divest its Danish power distribution (Radius), residential customer and City Light businesses to SEAS-NVE for a price of DKK21.3 billion (US$3.15 billion) on a...
Read moreFortum Corporation has signed a €1,750 million (US$1,984 million) syndicated Multicurrency Revolving Facility Agreement.
Read moreVattenfall has launched hybrid bonds of SEK6 billion and €1 billion (US$1.76 billion combined) in order to refinance an existing hybrid bond of €1 billion (US$1.07 billion), issued in 2005.
Read moreVattenfall AB on Wednesday signed a 5 year multi-currency revolving credit facility for €2 billion, replacing the existing €2.55 billion facility.
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