Shareholder valueShareholder value

It is the Group’s policy to focus on the cost of capital for current and future activities. Each business area must generate a return that, as a minimum equals the Group’s cost of capital. To the widest possible extent, capital is allocated to those areas that achieve the highest returns relative to their risk profile.

If developments do not enable the Group to allocate earnings retained after dividends to profitable growth activities, it will use the excess capital to buy back shares.

Last updated on January 31, 2008
  • Print page
  • Sitemap
  • Bookmark page
  • Send this page
  • Rate this page

Contact usContact us

You can always contact Investor Relations:

See contact personsAdditional contact info

Read moreRead more

Financial reports
Financial information
Read Danske Bank’s interim report and interactive accounts for the first quarter 2008.

Financial reports
Interactive accounts
''''
Fact book
Our fact book contain detailed information about individual business areas within Danske Bank Group.Fact book
Danske Bank's Coporate Governance
This web site informs you about the corporate governance principles of Danske Bank.
Corporate Governance

Learn moreLearn more

Interactive report

Danske Bank publishes an interactive report regarding the Groups's risk and capital management.

See the interactive report for 2007