DnB NORD Bankas to offer better exchange rate for pounds, Scandinavian currecies until the New Year

Published: 1 December 2009 y., Tuesday

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With seasons’ holidays approaching DnB NORD Bankas will offer better cash exchange rates for Great Britain’s pounds, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish krones until 31st December.

„Traditionally, the country’s citizens working abroad come back to their home country before Christmas and they exchange larger volume of foreign currency, therefore for the fifth year running DnB NORD Bankas offers them a great opportunity to exchange cash Great Britain’s pounds, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish krones on better rates,” says Artūras Kampanas, Manager of DnB NORD Bank’s Financial Product Sales Unit.

DnB NORD Bankas’ practice shows that over the past three years cash exchange turnover in Lithuania in December increases on average 27 percent month-on-month.

AB DnB NORD Bankas that provides comprehensive range of financial services to individual and corporate customers is part of Denmark-based DnB NORD banking group setup by the Norway’s largest bank DnB NOR ASA and North Germany’s largest bank Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale (NORD/LB).

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