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Northmill Bank Stock (NORB)
Northmill Bank is a Swedish neobank improving everyone’s financial life by offering personalized banking services built on intelligence.
About Northmill Bank Stock
Founded
2006
Industries
Content and Publishing, Messaging and Telecommunications, Sports
Northmill Bank is a Swedish neobank improving everyone’s financial life by offering relevant and personalized banking services built on intelligence. We offer products within savings, credits and insurances, and payments. Northmill was founded in Sweden, 2006. Today, we are 150 employees across three countries who have helped more than 200 000 people.
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Swedish neobank Northmill appoints Emil Folkesson as new CFO
fintechfutures • Dec 19, 2024
Tord Topsholm Appointed New CEO at Northmill Bank
zpr • Oct 16, 2021
Sofia Wingren new Board Member at Northmill Bank
zpr • Sep 08, 2021
New Chief Credit Officer at Northmill Bank: Johan Nordström
zpr • Jul 09, 2021
Swedish Neobank Northmill Raises US$30 Million
buff • Feb 18, 2021
Northmill Bank Management
Leadership team at Northmill Bank
CTO
Tobias Palmborg
Chief Customer Officer & Chief Commercial Officer
Simon Nilsson
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