Jyske Bank A/S, Filiale Hamburg products, services and reviews

About Jyske Bank A/S, Filiale Hamburg

Jyske Bank A/S, Filiale Hamburg is the German branch of the Danish bank Jyske Bank A/S and operates in Germany under the EU passporting framework. Prudential supervision lies with the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet), while host-state conduct and certain local requirements are overseen by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. The branch focuses on cross-border services for private and corporate clients with links to Germany and the Nordics, typically covering lending, investment services, payment transactions in EUR within SEPA, and foreign exchange related to cross-border activity; it is not positioned as a mass-market retail provider in Germany and operates a single location with an appointment-led service model. Deposits held via the Hamburg branch fall under the Danish Guarantee Fund for Depositors and Investors (Garantifonden for indskydere og investorer), which generally covers eligible deposits up to the equivalent of EUR 100,000 per depositor per institution; investor-compensation coverage for the failure to return client assets follows the Danish scheme’s limits (commonly up to EUR 20,000). Accounts and services are subject to standard KYC/AML checks under EU and German law, and investment business is provided under MiFID II rules with required disclosures on costs, risks, and suitability/appropriateness. Pricing, interest, and fee information are published in the branch’s Preis- und Leistungsverzeichnis and pre-contractual documents; payments use SEPA standards and international transfers are executed via SWIFT with applicable FX where currencies differ. Customer communication is available in German and typically English (and Danish), and complaints can be submitted to the branch and escalated to Jyske Bank’s head office; customers may also address conduct-related grievances to BaFin or, for dispute resolution within Denmark’s remit, the Danish Complaint Board of Banking Services. The limited physical footprint and focus on cross-border and advisory-led services mean prospective clients should review whether the branch’s product scope, onboarding requirements, and digital access arrangements align with their needs before initiating a relationship.