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Danske Bank Transfers 647 Incentive Shares to Chief Risk Officer Magnus Thor Agustsson

Danske Bank Transfers 647 Incentive Shares to Chief Risk Officer Magnus Thor Agustsson

BitgetBitget2026/11/02 10:26
  • Danske Bank transferred 647 conditional shares to Chief Risk Officer Magnus Thor Agustsson on Nov. 2, 2026.
  • The award formed part of performance-based remuneration under the long-term incentive program for financial years 2021–2023.


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