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• Read more about RørosBanken Røros Sparebank

Rørosbanken is one of Norway's oldest savings banks, established in 1842. It operates as an independent savings bank via its headquarters in Røros, as well as a retail branch office in Oslo since 2006. Lending has traditionally been centred in Røros and the neighbouring mountainous region but currently constitutes a smaller portion of the portfolio as the bank has targeted growth in the metropolitan areas of Oslo and Trondheim. The bank is a member of the Eika Alliance, an association of close to 50 small and medium-sized Norwegian savings banks.

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• Read more about Sparebank 1 Gudbrandsdal

SB1 Gudbrandsdal dates back to 1860. The bank's core region covers seven municipalities in the central part of Norway's Innlandet county. The bank has a decentralised organisation spread across four branch offices in its core market. It employs 86 full-time equivalent employees and has total lending of NOK 15bn, including loans transferred to SB1 Alliance covered bond company SB1 Boligkreditt.

• Read more about Aasen Sparebank

Aasen Sparebank is an independent savings bank located in the Innherred region, northeast of Trondheim, Norway. The bank's origins date back to 1862. It is headquartered in Aasen and has two additional offices in Levanger and Verdal. Aasen Sparebank is primarily focused on core banking activities, but it also owns a local real-estate agency.

Aasen Sparebank is a member of Lokalbanksamarbeidet banking cooperative, which consists of small and medium-sized local savings banks.

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• Read more about Sparebank 68º Nord

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.

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