Classification of financial institutions

Financial institutions are divided by Finance Denmark according to size, using the same method as the Danish FSA. Financial institutions are divided into four groups according to the size of the banks’ capital employed.

2015 DKK billion	Capital employed	Total deposits	Total loans and outstanding debts	Balance

Danske Bank*	1,224,341	716,261	878,321	2,037,188
Nordea Bank Danmark	384,272	328,171	219,380	478,490
Jyske Bank	213,311	139,893	148,093	309,928
Sydbank	111,116	93,832	623,623	144,880
Nykredit Bank	99,202	62,834	84,812	173,532
Spar Nord Bank	68,268	59,292	37,912	77,498
Arbejdernes Landsbank	37,844	32,314	19,637	41,978
Saxo Bank	20,826	16,256	39	27,965
Ringkjøbing Landbobank	20,655	16,987	17,300	22,317
Vestjysk Bank	20,408	18,090	13,337	21,114
Kronjylland Sparekasse	18,019	14,962	11,376	19,417
Lån og Spar Bank A/S	15,017	13,838	10,782	15,511
Den Jyske Sparekasse	14,454	12,215	9,192	15,092
Jutlander Bank	14,365	11,644	8,028	15,031
Sparekassen Sjælland	13,654	10,720	6,690	14,142
Sparekassen Vendsyssel	13,376	10,457	9,030	13,689
Alm. Brand Bank	9,802	8,132	4,953	10,323
FIH Erhvervsbank	6,256	373	5,248	8,530

Hele sektoren 1-4	2,436,889	1,677,675	1,645,220	3,587,198
Gruppe 1-2	2,305,187	1,566,274	1.568.751	3.446.628

*) Figures for Danske Bank are both for Denmark and abroad.

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Finance Denmark is a business association for banks, mortgage institutions, asset management, securities trading and investment funds in Denmark. Our members are mortgage institutions, banks, savings banks, cooperative savings banks, Danish branches of foreign banks, asset managers, Danish securities dealers and investment funds.