By
Gary Scott
Denmark is now
one of the safest places to obtain banking services. This
tiny nation's capital may also be private investor's
most intelligent place to get their banking services.
Moody's
Investors Service gave Denmark an "AAA" -- the highest possible
rating -- in August 2005, putting it in the league with Austria,
France, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Moody's
cited Denmark's "profound economic transition" that
came about as a result of structural that have reduced public
debt.
Denmark
has been able to achieve its goal of a "neutral fiscal
and a marked reduction in public debt.
A recent article about banking
services in the Copenhagen Post says:
"International
credit rating bureau Moody's has named Denmark the safest
place in the world to open a bank account, and the most stable
in terms of financial foundation
"In
a new report, international credit rating bureau Moody's has
given Denmark top marks in two critical categories. Moody's
named Denmark the safest country in the world to open a bank
account, and rated the country's financial cushioning the
world's best.
"Denmark
ranked third in Moody's report last year, but conquered the
top spot this year thanks in large part to Danske Bank's rating,
which is among the five best in the world. In addition to
Danske Bank, Jyske Bank and Sydbank have also received Moody's
ratings, while Nordea's rating is included in figures for
Sweden, which came in fourth on the international banking
list.
"The
rating provides little indication of the quality of many banks
that have not been investigated by Moody's. But according
to bank expert Bjarne Jensen, confidence in the Danish banking
system is generally high among international creditors."
Jyske
Bank is Denmark's second largest independent Danish
bank
Banking Services from Jyske
Bank
More Than 30 Years
of Eminent Performance in Private Banking
Jyske
Bank Private Banking is a division of the Jyske Bank Group,
which dates
back to the mid-1800s. The foundation of what is today known
as Jyske Bank A/S - the second largest independent Danish bank
- was laid in 1967 following the merger of four local Danish
banks. Jyske Bank has consistently outperformed all other major
Danish banks in core banking activities, setting an impressive
record for economic performance. Jyske Bank has also earned
a high credit rating from Moody's Investors Service, quite
rare for a bank of this size.
The
Private Banking division of the Jyske Bank Group has consistently
grown for
more than 30 years by focusing on the needs and opportunities
of its clients. This division has more than 100 advisers who
work in teams in the nine offices of Jyske Bank Private Banking.
The advisers serve over 35,000 clients in more than 135 countries.
Every client's profile is confidential and not even shared
with other Jyske Bank units. The private banking services division
operates from the following offices:
Banking Services in
Copenhagen
The Copenhagen office
was established in 1966 by the Finansbanken and taken over
by Jyske Bank in 1981.
Banking Services in
Zurich
The Zurich office
is the oldest Scandinavian-owned subsidiary bank in Switzerland.
It was established in 1970 as a subsidiary of the Finansbanken
and originally named the Finanz- und Investmentbank until it
changed to its present name in 1985.
Banking Services in
Gibraltar
The
Gibraltar office was founded as A.L.Galliano Bankers, Gibraltar's
oldest family-owned bank, dating back to 1855. In 1987,
the bank was
taken over by Jyske Bank and acts both as a local Gibraltan
bank and as an international private banking entity
Banking Services in
London
In
1983 Jyske Bank established its office in one of the world's
most important financial centres, London, and from 1986
Jyske Bank (London)
has been an independent branch.
Banking Services in
Fuengirola
Jyske Bank Private
Banking was established in 1986 in Fuengirola on the Spanish
Costa del Sol to attend to its clients in the area.
Banking Services in
Aabenraa
The
Private Banking office in Aabenraa was founded in 1985 to
give advice to Jyske
Bank's clients residing in Northern Germany from a central
location in the borderland between Denmark and Germany.
Banking Services in
Cannes
In
2003, Jyske opened offices in Cannes on the French Côte d’Azur.
Banking Services in
Hamburg
The Hamburg office
was established in 1987, when Jyske Bank bought the Hamburger
Handelsbank, established in 1921.
Banking Services in
Warsaw
In 2004, Jyske opened
an office in Warsaw to enhance its bankig services in Eastern
Europe.
Whether you choose
banking services in Denmark or some other country my correspondence
or seminars courses can
help.
Gary
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