We finance local sector
Read our strategy 2020-2022
Facts about KBN
AAA/Aaa
rating from Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s
NOK 24.3 billion
lent for climate friendly projects
100%
of Norway’s municipalities are customers
49%
of local-government debt is financed by KBN
What does KBN do?
Learn more about how KBN finances local welfare in Norway.-
A quarter characterised by geopolitical uncertainty
28.04.2022
KBN’s net interest income in the first quarter of 2022 was NOK 436 million as compared to NOK 384 million in the same period in 2021.
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War in Ukraine – little effect on KBN
18.03.2022
Russia's invasion of Ukraine is an assault on freedom, human rights and democracy, and is a serious breach of international law. Our thoughts go out first and foremost to the people who are now exposed to great suffering and loss. KBN's activities are little affected, and KBN is well prepared for turbulence in the financial markets.
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Good results and strong growth in green lending
25.02.2022
Kommunalbanken AS (hereinafter KBN) granted new loans totalling NOK 49 billion in 2021. These loans financed investment in projects such as schools, health and care facilities, and water and wastewater systems.
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A year of green records for KBN
25.02.2022
KBN’s Impact Report for 2021 reveals all time high levels in KBN’s green lending as well as green bond issuance.
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2022 Funding update
28.01.2022
KBN has had a strong start to 2022, active in a number of public markets over the first few weeks of the year.
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KBN Quarterly report Q1 2022
28.04.2022 / Pdf / 950 KB -
2020 Impact Report (xlsx)
20.04.2022 / Excel / 148 KB -
KBN Impact Report 2021
25.02.2022 / Pdf / 6 MB -
KBN Annual Report 2021
25.02.2022 / Pdf / 9 MB -
Q3 report 2021
29.10.2021 / Pdf / 887 KB - All publications
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Webinar 24. juni 2022
24.06.2022
Tom Pehrsen gir siste nytt fra rentemøtet i Norges Bank, ny pengepolitisk rapport og sentralbankenes fokus på høy inflasjon.
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Webinar 1.juni 2022
01.06.2022
I dette webinaret deltar Torbjørn Eika fra KS, Marit Urmo Harstad og Tom Pehrsen fra KBN. Temaet er renter og inflasjon samt prognoser og stresstest på renter i KBN Finans. PS: Tallene presentert fra 14:02 er feil. Korrekt gjennomsnittlig forventet NIBOR er: 2023 - 2,80, 2024 - 3,00, 2025 - 2,90, 2026 - 2,80.
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KBN webinar
06.05.2022
Tom Pehrsen går igjennom renteutsiktene basert på Norges Bank sitt møte 05.mai. I tillegg kommenterer han det globale makroøkonomiske bildet.
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KBN webinar
25.03.2022
Tom Pehrsen kommenterer Norges Banks tanker om videre renteutvikling. Miriam Bugge Anderssen, forteller om EUs grønne taksonomi og hvilken betydning dette vil kunne få for investeringer i norske kommuner og fylkeskommuner framover
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KBN webinar
11.03.2022
Lars Strøm Prestvik, Guttorm Egge og Tom Pehrsen gir siste nytt om renter, norsk og internasjonal økonomi og utvikling i kredittspreder i lys av krigen i Ukraina
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