Sparebank 68° Nord is an independent Norwegian savings bank formed through the mergers of Ofoten Sparebank, Lofoten Sparebank and Harstad Sparebank during 2019 and 2020, and with roots back to 1899. The bank operates through seven offices located along latitude 68° north in Nordland and Troms counties. Sparebank 68° Nord is a member of Lokalbanksamarbeidet banking cooperative, which consists of small and medium-sized local savings banks.
Skudenes & Aakra Sparebank is a mid-size Norwegian savings bank dating back to 1876. The bank operates through its headquarters in Åkrehamn and four additional offices in Haugalandet, a region in Rogaland county. Karmøy and some neighbouring municipalities make up the bank's core markets, while retail customers and SMEs account for its core customer base. The bank operates as an independent savings bank and has unlisted Equity Capital Certificates.
Lillesands Sparebank is a small-sized savings bank headquartered in Lillesand, Norway. The bank dates back to 1852 and merged with Vestre Moland Sparebank in 1968. It primarily serves the retail customers of Lillesand municipality and neighbouring municipalities and offers several financial services to household and corporate borrowers. These services include savings accounts, loans, mortgages, insurance, leasing and investment services. Lillesands Sparebank is a member of Lokalbanksamarbeidet banking cooperative.
2024 har vært et begivenhetsrikt år for norske sparebanker, preget av sammenslåinger, gode resultater, og flere nye sparebank-ratinger fra oss i NCR.
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