Expanding integrated SME banking platform
The bank appears to be strengthening its software‑driven offering for small‑ and medium‑sized enterprises, linking accounting and credit processes more tightly with its core banking services. This move seems aimed at embedding the bank deeper into the daily financial workflows of business customers.
Public signals include a two‑day conference for accountants organized with DNB Regnskap and partners, a dedicated product page detailing pricing and onboarding for DNB Regnskap, description of the service as a cloud‑based solution integrated with corporate accounts, and plans to extend the nCino lending platform to SME customers.
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DNB's calendar shows a two‑day agency conference for accountants linked to DNB Regnskap, SpareBank 1 Regnskap and Uni Micro, supporting market activity and partner relations around the accounting product.
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DNB posted a dedicated product page for DNB Regnskap with pricing, onboarding, automation, migration help, demo and support for accountants, indicating a structured push for integrated bank and accounting services for business customers.
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DNB Regnskap was described as a cloud‑based accounting service for Norwegian SMBs, integrated with DNB corporate accounts for transactions, invoicing, vouchers, payments and simple reporting.
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DNB's nCino rollout for corporate lending mentions a planned expansion to SME lending next year, linking credit processes for smaller firms into the same modernization stream.