DENMARK: DEUTSCHE BANK OPENS NEW OFFICE IN COPENHAGEN
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German investment bank Deutsche Bank has ambitions to grow internationally, and part of the plan is to open new offices in Scandinavia. The bank is already established in Stockholm and Helsinki, and it has a small, specialised office in Oslo. The Scandinavian branch is now planning to open a new office in Copenhagen, as they find the Danish market increasingly interesting. Globally, Deutsche Bank is aiming to compete with the largest investment banks, such as Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch. They have bought the banks Alex Brown and Bankers Trust, but in Scandinavia the bank is planning to grow organically.
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001
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DENMARK: DANSKE BANK IS THE BEST BANK IN THE COUNTRY
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Danske Bank is the best bank in Denmark, according to a study made by the Danish newspaper Okonomisk Ugebrev. A questionnaire was sent to 150 bank CEOs, containing questions on which bank they consider best in different fields, such as public profile, ability to hold on to competent employees, largest growth potential etc. Danske Bank got the first position in 20 out of 29 fields, and five second positions. Danske Bank's largest competitor, Unibank/Nordea, did considerably worse, with only three first positions and one second place.
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Year: 2001
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DENMARK: BANKS TO TAKE OVER SYSTEMFORUM'S EFAKTURA
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The 12 banks, for whom SystemForum developed the electronic invoice eFaktura, will now take over the software as SystemForum applied for the suspension of payment orders in March. The electronic invoice makes it possible for the banks' corporate clients to limit paper work and thus save money. The banks will either use or further develop eFaktura, which according to Danske Bank's manager Jorgen Klejnstrup, will take a couple of months and cost less than DKr10mn (US$1.2mn).
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Year: 2001
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