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About KLIM SPAREKASSE

KLIM SPAREKASSE is a regional Danish savings bank based in Klim in North Jutland, providing day-to-day banking and credit services to private customers and small businesses in its local market. Core offerings typically include current and savings accounts in Danish kroner, domestic and international payments, Betalingsservice direct debits, MobilePay support, and debit cards; online and mobile banking access is normally secured via MitID. Lending covers consumer and car loans, overdrafts, and business credit facilities, while long-term home financing is arranged through Denmark’s mortgage credit system (realkredit) via external providers, with collateral requirements and affordability assessments applied under Danish rules. Investment and pension options are available to the extent permitted by Danish regulation, usually through custody accounts and investment funds, with investor protection and suitability/appropriateness checks under MiFID II. Pricing is set out in the bank’s published price list and includes account package fees, card and payment charges, and foreign transfer costs; interest rates are variable and can change with market conditions. The bank is subject to supervision by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet) and participates in the Danish Guarantee Fund for Depositors and Investors, which protects eligible deposits up to the equivalent of EUR 100,000 per depositor and provides limited investor compensation up to EUR 20,000 for certain investment service failures. Accounts generally require standard Danish know-your-customer documentation (photo ID, address and tax information, CPR for individuals; CVR and corporate documents for businesses), and availability of products or services may be limited to residents or the bank’s service area. Customers can transact via branch, phone, and digital channels, and can designate a NemKonto with the bank; EUR SEPA credit transfers and SWIFT payments are supported according to the bank’s payment terms.