Morrow Bank ASA
This bank is based in: Norway (AAA)
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About the Bank
Today's Morrow Bank is a modern and digital niche bank based in Lysaker, Norway. It was founded in 2014 under the name Komplett Bank and was listed on the main index of the Oslo Stock Exchange in 2017.
Operational efficiency and low costs are the foundations for the bank and are enabled by centralized operations, modern systems and a digital setup. Morrow Bank's offerings include consumer loans, credit cards and purchase financing for consumers in Norway, Sweden and Finland. In addition, Morrow Bank systematically tackles financial crime, promotes equality and diversity, and helps its customers take responsibility for their own financial situation.
Morrow Bank becomes a Swedish bank
In January 2026, Morrow Bank will become a Swedish bank and the bank's headquarters will move to Sweden. The change will not have any practical implications for customers. For more details, visit the bank's Investor Relations pages.
More information about this bank
2014
Lysaker
Bank Deposits, Consumer Loans, Insurance
Norway, Germany, Finland, Sweden
22.20%
* This information is provided by FMH-Finanzberatung e.K. FMH-Finanzberatung specialises in information on interest rates and financial products and has been collecting and processing financial data in Germany since 1986.. As of 29/10/2025.
Deposit Guarantee Scheme
Deposits with Morrow Bank, including interest, are legally protected by the Norweigan Deposit Guarantee Fund up to an amount of EUR 100,000 for customers outside Norway. This amount also includes possible deposits and/or savings accounts held outside Raisin Bank. This protection covers the deposits of all natural persons, not only Norweigan citizens. In the event of an intervention by the Norweigan DGS, the payment shall be made in Euro to your Raisin Bank Account. In this case, the exchange rate applied will be the one valid at the time of the bank's administrative settlement process. Within the European Union, the minimum requirements for these guarantee funds, for each member state, have been harmonised by EU Directive 2014/49/EU.
Tax process and documentation
Norwegian banks do not deduct tax on savings for Irish customers. This means your interest is paid in full (gross). For more details, please see the product information sheet.
Raisin's role
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