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DNB BANK ASA

Otteid, Norway

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DNB Bank ASA is a leading provider of financing services and products in Norway. The company operates a broad range of leasing and credit products, including Biladministrasjon (Autolease), business financings, as well as special solutions for long-term investments. DNB Finans, an independent subsidiary of DNB Bank ASA, was established to better meet market demands and customer needs. Services are available in 14 Norwegian cities as well as in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. DNB Finans has its headquarters in Oslo and is approachable through its own platform as well as through cooperation with other banks.

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