Nordea

It was formed as a result of mergers and purchases between 1997 and 2000 of banks in Sweden , Finland , Denmark and Norway (Nordbanken, Merita Bank, Unibank and Christiania Bank). Since the mid-2000s, subsidiary banks have been created in the Baltic countries , Poland and Russia . According to the rating of The Global Finance magazine, in 2011 Nordea Bank took 32nd place among the 50 largest banks in the world. ^[4] .

The Nordea banking network includes more than 1,400 branches and representative offices in 19 countries. The group serves 11 million private ^[5] and 700,000 corporate clients. Corporate banking branches operate in Germany (Frankfurt), Great Britain (London), Singapore , China (Shanghai) ^[6] and the USA (New York). The headquarters of international private banking is located in Luxembourg , with branches in Belgium (Brussels), France (Cannes), Luxembourg, Spain ( Fuengirola and Malaga ), Switzerland (Zurich). 5.9 million customers use Internet banking and make more than 560 million payments annually.

Since 2007, supports Chip Authentication Program technology. ^{[7] [8]}

As of June 1, 2006, Nordea shareholders listed:

1. Sampo Group , Finnish financial corporation - 21.3%
2. Kingdom of Sweden - 13.5%
3. Nordea Fonden - 3.9%
4. Swedbank Robur Funds - 3.3%
5. AMF Insurance and Funds - 2.1%

Bank shares are traded on the Stockholm , Helsinki and Copenhagen stock exchanges.

• Nordea Bank Danmark A / S
• Nordea Bank Estonia
• Nordea Bank Finland Abp / Nordea Pankki Suomi Oyj
• Nordea Bank Latvia
• Nordea Bank Lietuva
• Nordea Bank Norge ASA
• Nordea Bank Polska SA
• Nordea Bank Russia

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  Global Headquarters in Stockholm

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  Danish office in Copenhagen

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  Norwegian office in Oslo

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  Helsinki Office

• Official website