Sbanken customers hit by frozen funds after DNB takeover
Customers at Norway’s Sbanken have to wait for up to two months to move their stock savings accounts. Nordnet Norway’s chief executive is critical of the long waiting time.
by anders hustveit gerhardsen
After Norwegian banking group DNB took over Sbanken, the latter has struggled with both customer flight and a declining reputation. Now several customers also experience having to wait up to several months to move their share savings accounts, reports Norwegian business media E24.
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