Carnegie (Norway)
Norwegian investment bank now merged into DNB Carnegie
InvestingAvailable in English
3.0/ 5
Founded:1803
HQ:Norway
Regulator:Finanstilsynet (Norway)
Rating breakdown
Overall
3.0
Platform
2.5
Safety
4.5
Product range
3.0
3.0out of 5
Pros
- Merged with DNB — backed by Norway's largest financial group
- Strong corporate finance and equity capital markets track record
Cons
- Rebranded to DNB Carnegie — original entity no longer independent
- Institutional/corporate focus — not retail-friendly
- Website redirects to DNB Markets
Platform & features
Available on
Web platform
Mobile app
Desktop app
API access
Key features
Fractional shares
Savings plan
Demo account
Copy trading
Availability
Languages
NorwegianEnglish
Available in 1 country
🇳🇴Norway
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Last verified: 23 March 2026. Data confidence: medium. Full risk disclaimer