Skandiabanken

Skandiabanken is the top internet retail banking firm for customers in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. Skandiabanken operates as a subsidiary of Scandia, a Swedish insurance company founded in 1855. In 2006, South African/British financial group Old Mutual acquired the Scandia, which was subsequently delisted from the Stockholm and London stock exchanges. In 2007, the Danish branch of Skandiabanken was sold to Eik Bank Danmark. SkandiaBanken has over 850,000 customers and offers a full range of banking services focusing on fund selection, concept development, and market support and services for private and business customers. It has one office in Stockholm and conducts the rest of its business over the internet and via telephone. Skandiabanken.no is the leading Internet bank in Norway, established 27 April 2000, as Norway's first pure Internet bank for private customers. Skandiabanken Norway is a branch of the Swedish based Skandiabanken, and is a 100% owned by the Financial Services group Skandia. Today it has over 370,000 retail customers.

Skandiabanken Sweden address:
Kungsgatan 28
106 55 Stockholm
Phone: 0771-55 55 00
SWIFT BIC code: SKIASESS
Website: www.skandiabanken.se

Skandiabanken Norway address:
Skandiabanken AB
Folke Bernadottesvei 38
Bergen, 5020
Norway
Phone: +47 55 26 00 00
SWIFT BIC code: SKIANOBB
Website: www.skandiabanken.no

Skandiabanken tops ratings for online banking

Skandiabanken ranks first and Swedbank last. At Cybercom's behest, Keynote Systems, a leading US research company, investigated how Swedes experience banks on the internet. For the overall Nordic region, Skandiabanken tops the list while Jyske Bank in Denmark ranks last.
Internet today is the most common method in the Nordic countries for customers to handle banking services. In its role as a leading supplier of internet services, Cybercom asked Keynote Systems, a US research firm, to rank Nordic banks. Keynote Systems has researched American and British opinions and experiences for years of leading US and British banks on the internet.