SocietySociety

At the Danske Bank Group, it is our fundamental belief that a higher level of education and financial literacy is crucial in maintaining stable economic growth. This is the background for our Financial Literacy Programme.

Consumers with high financial literacy help raise competition, innovation and product quality in the financial markets by motivating the development of new products and service concepts. Financially secure individuals, families and companies also contribute to healthy economic growth in society.

As one of the largest banks in northern Europe, it makes common sense for us to share the responsibility for educating and informing the next generation of adults. We also believe that we will become a better and more profitable business if we have informed and critical consumers. This gives both customers and us a better foundation for making decisions.

The Financial Literacy Programme is intended to promote financial literacy across demographic segments and age groups, with an emphasis on children, young people, parents and teachers.

  • Print page
  • Sitemap
  • Bookmark page
  • Send this page
  • Rate this page

Contact usContact us

The CR Secretariat
Holmens Kanal 2-12
1092 Copenhagen K
Denmark
Tel.: +45 45 13 08 36

E-mail
See contact personsMore contact info

Selected initiativesSelected initiatives

Financial literacy

In 2008, the Group began implementing initiatives to promote financial literacy among children, young people, parents and teachers.

Read about financial literacy

Money talks logo
Money Talks at Northern Bank
Money Talks is a partnership between Citizens Advice and Northern Bank to enable young people to develop financial skills.

Read more about Money Talks
Support for students

The Group awards study grants to students in Norway, Ireland and Northern Ireland. No study grants are awarded in Denmark as of 2010.

Study grants in National Irish Bank
Study grants in Fokus Bank (Norwegian)

Volunteer debt advisers

Danske Bank advisers participate in an initiative in Denmark to help people with debt problems manage their finances.

Read about volunteer debt advisers

Learn moreLearn more

Go local
Copyright ©2008 - 2010 Danske Bank Group. Danske Bank A/S is authorized by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority.
Read our terms of use and privacy statement. E-mail: danskebank@danskebank.com.