LÅN & SPAR BANK A/S products, services and reviews

About LÅN & SPAR BANK A/S

Lån & Spar Bank A/S is a Danish retail-focused bank headquartered in Copenhagen and publicly listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen; it concentrates on households and selected small businesses, offering day-to-day banking (current accounts, savings, cards, payments), unsecured and secured lending, investment accounts and brokerage, and access to Danish mortgage loans via third-party partners, plus distribution of insurance and pension products supplied by external providers. The bank operates a comparatively small branch footprint in major Danish cities and emphasizes digital channels, with online and mobile banking authenticated via MitID, support for MobilePay and domestic card schemes, and PSD2 strong customer authentication and 3D Secure for payments. Pricing follows published fee schedules and interest rate lists that differ by account package and any cooperation agreements with member organizations; typical charges apply for services such as international transfers, foreign cash withdrawals, and certain card types, while overdrafts and consumer credit are priced with risk-based margins. Its balance sheet is predominantly domestic, with retail deposits and loans as core activities, supplemented by wholesale funding lines; liquidity and capital adequacy are reported in quarterly and annual financial reports in accordance with Danish and EU requirements, and risk management focuses on credit quality, interest-rate sensitivity, and operational and compliance risks. Deposits are covered by the Danish Guarantee Fund for Depositors and Investors up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank (with higher temporary coverage for certain real estate transaction proceeds), and the bank is supervised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority, with recovery and resolution arrangements under Danish law. The institution publishes statutory disclosures, including Pillar 3 risk reports, remuneration policies, and information relevant to consumer protection and payments, and it provides sustainability and taxonomy-related information where applicable to investment and lending products. Customer service is delivered through branches, telephone, and secure digital messaging during standard business hours in Denmark; eligibility, product terms, and digital features can differ for non-residents. Prospective clients and investors should consult the bank’s official website for current fees, interest rates, product conditions, and the latest interim and annual reports before making decisions.