DNB says it overtook Storebrand as Norway's leading provider of pension schemes

Norway’s biggest banking group took over the leading position on defined contribution schemes in Norway. This and a rise in new saving schemes puts DNB in a good position for continued AUM growth, head of DNB Asset Management, Håkon Hansen, tells AMWatch.
Håkon Hansen, head of DNB Asset Management. | Photo: PR/DNB
Håkon Hansen, head of DNB Asset Management. | Photo: PR/DNB

2021 was the best year ever for the asset management arm of Norway’s biggest bank. Assets under management increased by 16.7 percent to NOK 865bn (EUR 85.9bn), placing DNB’s AUM growth rate in the middle range among the largest managers in the Nordics.

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