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About SYDBANK A/S

Sydbank A/S is a Danish public limited bank headquartered in Aabenraa, established in 1970 through mergers of regional institutions and listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen under the ticker SYDB. The bank provides retail, private banking, and corporate banking services, including current and savings accounts, payment services, debit and credit cards from major schemes, consumer and business lending, investment and pension products, and market services such as FX and fixed income. Danish mortgage loans are typically arranged via the Totalkredit alliance, with Sydbank acting as distributor rather than mortgage credit institution; investment funds are distributed through affiliated and external managers. The bank operates a nationwide digital and branch network focused on Danish households, SMEs, and mid-sized corporates, with online and mobile banking supported by MitID and integrations with common Danish payment solutions. Sydbank acquired Alm. Brand Bank A/S in 2020 and has since focused on integration, simplification, and cost control; it funds itself primarily through deposits, covered and senior funding, and MREL-eligible debt instruments. It is supervised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and is a member of the Danish Guarantee Fund for Depositors and Investors; eligible deposits are protected up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank under EU rules, with separate limits for certain temporary high balances. Capital and liquidity ratios are published in the bank’s financial reports and regulatory disclosures, and management states that these are maintained above minimum requirements; the bank also reports on credit quality, Stage 3 exposures, and MREL progress per Danish implementation of BRRD. Pricing, fees, and interest rates vary by product and customer segment and are set out in the bank’s tariff schedules; cards, overdrafts, and credit facilities are subject to credit assessment. Key risk factors include exposure to Danish households and SMEs, interest rate and funding risk, operational and IT resilience, and compliance with AML/CFT and consumer protection requirements. Prospective customers and investors should consult the latest annual and interim reports, Pillar 3 disclosures, and terms and conditions for current financials, risk metrics, and product details.