The Nordic bank, Glitnir presents first quarter results for 2008, showing ISK 7.7 billion (EUR 76m) profit before tax and total recognised income in equity
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Seafood newspaper declares Glitnir CEO ‘Person of the Year’
CEO of Nordic bank Glitnir, Larus Welding has been voted ‘Person of the Year 2008’ by the readers of Intrafish, the world’s biggest seafood publication.
Glitnir shortlisted for Sustainable Banking Awards
Nordic bank Glitnir has made the shortlist for the 2008 FT ‘Sustainable Deal of the Year’ award – for the second time in a row.
The Challenges to the Seafood Industry
How will the current market conditions affect the global seafood industry? With this week‘s European Seafood Exposition taking place in Brussels, Nordic bank Glitnir is
Glitnir Bank to attend Brussels seafood show
Glitnir has invited the seafood industry to visit the bank´s stand at the European Seafood Exposition to be held in Brussels this week. The Glitnir
Offshore savings bank expands business development team
George Campbell becomes Relationship Management Support Executive for Isle of Man’s Bradford & Bingley International. Bradford & Bingley International (BBI) have expanded their Business Development
Offshore bond for corporate clients
International savings specialist Bradford & Bingley International has launched a limited issue fixed interest rate bond for financial institutions. The new offshore fixed rate bond
Lansdowne Partners deny involvement in Icelandic market manipulation
Andrew Honnor, PR representative for Lansdowne Partners, one of the four hedge funds named by Kaupthing Bank for manipulating the Icelandic market, has denied the
Icelandic bank releases up to 1 billion Euros in liquidity
Glitnir has announced it will reorganise its European banking operations as it exits commercial property financing in Luxembourg. Glitnir Bank in Luxembourg has said it
“MECOF” Selected Best Compliance Discussion Group
Middle East Compliance Officers Forum “MECOF” was chosen by BestDiscussionGroups.com among most active and moderated groups. With 550 members, MECOF hits the cyber sky as
Fears of Icelandic meltdown ‘vastly overblown’
“Iceland isn´t melting”, rebutted a member of the Icelandic Central Bank on Wednesday to foreign media claims that the Nordic country is on the brink
