The design of Reykjastræti 6 received BREEAM certification in the summer of 2023 and now the construction and fit-out of the building have achieved the same certification. Both phases received the rating Excellent, which is the second-highest level in the BREEAM certification system. The Bank’s building is the first project in Iceland to receive final certification with this rating under the 2016 BREEAM standard.

On Wednesday 3 June 2026, Rarik ohf. completed an offering of a new green bond series, RARIK 100633 GB, accepting bids in the total amount of ISK 10 billion. This marks the company's first green bond issuance under its Green Financing Framework.

We are excited to launch Vild, Landsbankinn’s new reward system, which is based on customers’ overall relationship with us. Customers collect points from using the Bank’s products and services, and are rewarded for the length of their business relationship with the Bank. Customers can level up by collecting more points to claim  even better benefits.

Landsbankinn awarded sixteen talented students with scholarships from the Bank’s Community Fund on 27 May. This was the 37th allocation of scholarships and the total amount was raised to ISK 10 million this year. Over 330 applications were received.

Grunnskóli Húnaþings vestra emerged as the winner of Skólahreysti 2026 in exciting finals at Varmá in Mosfellsbær on Saturday 23 May. The competition was exciting and fun with the winning team performing brilliantly across the board and scoring a total of 60 points.

Landsbankinn changes deposit and lending rates. Changes to fixed rates on new housing mortgages enter into effect Friday 22 May 2026. Other interest rate changes take effect Thursday 28 May 2026, with the exceptions listed below. The main changes are:

Jón Thór Grímsson has been hired as new Chief Legal Officer of Landsbankinn.

Landsbankinn has become a shareholder in Qivalis, a company owned by 37 leading financial institutions from 15 European countries, thereby participating in the development of a euro-denominated stablecoin for the European financial market.

Applications for Landsbankinn's Reykjavík Culture Night fund 2026 are now open. The application deadline is up to and including 31 May. The Culture Night fund is a collaboration between the City of Reykjavík and Landsbankinn, a central pillar of the festival since its inception.

Today, Landsbankinn concluded the sale of 5-year green bonds in the amount of EUR 300 million. The bonds bear 4.0% fixed rate and were sold at terms equivalent to 110 basis points spread above mid-swap market rates.

Landsbankinn’s after-tax profit during the first three months of 2026 was ISK 11.2 billion, compared with ISK 7.9 billion for the same period of 2025. Return on equity (ROE) was 13.5%, compared with 10.0% for the same period the previous year.

The cooling trend in the domestic economy looks set to continue longer than previously predicted. Economic growth will be modest and mainly export driven. The outlook is for 4.8% inflation this year and it is likely that the policy rate will be raised to 8.25%, also this year. There are signs of slackening in the labour market, with increasing unemployment and lower demand for workers.

Landsbankinn’s branches and service centres will as usual be closed over Easter and open again on Tuesday, 7 April.

Alfa Framtak has reached an agreement with Orkla Snacks to acquire all shares in Nói Síríus.

Landsbankinn and Icelandic Student Services (Félagsstofnun stúdenta (FS)) have extended their co-operation agreement for a term of two years. Under the terms of the agreement, Landsbankinn will provide all general banking and payment services to FS and its operating segments. The Bank will also handle asset management and fund investment for FS and together, FS and Landsbankinn will partner to host various events and projects.

All bank branches are open again.

Landsbankinn changes deposit and lending rates. Changes to fixed rates on new housing mortgages enter into effect Monday 23 March 2026. Other interest rate changes take effect on Friday, 27 March 2026. The main changes are:

The annual general meeting of Landsbankinn, held on 18 March 2026, agreed to pay a dividend amounting to ISK 34.9 billion to shareholders.

On 25 February 2026, Landsbankinn announced that the Bank offered to repurchase shares from shareholders during the period from and including 2 March 2026 up to and including 13 March 2026.

Landsbankinn, in collaboration with TM, now offers insurance to individuals and families. The Bank’s customers receive better terms and first-rate insurance service.

Landsbankinn´s Annual General Meeting  will be held on Wednesday, 18 March 2026, at 16:00, at Reykjastræti 6, Reykjavík.

The team Affineva emerged as the winner in the Gulleggið 2026 finals. Gulleggið is the largest and oldest innovation and startup competition in Iceland. Sara Pálsdóttir, Managing Director of Community & Culture, presented the team with handsome prize money furnished by Landsbankinn, the competition’s main backer.

Landsbankinn has received three nominations for Lúðurinn, the Icelandic Ad Awards, for 2025. Lúðurinn is hosted by ÍMARK, the Association of Icelandic Marketing Professionals, in collaboration with the Society of Icelandic Advertising Agencies. This is the 40th time the Lúðurinn awards are presented in Iceland.

Applications for Landsbankinn scholarships are now open. The Bank has supported promising students with financial grants for 36 years. This year it was decided to raise the total amount of scholarships granted by ISK 2 million, bringing the total amount of scholarships to be awarded this year to ISK 10 million.

Landsbankinn and Reykjavík Arts Festival have signed a sponsorship agreement for the years leading up to and including 2028. Sara Pálsdóttir, Managing Director of Communication & Culture at Landsbankinn, and Lára Sóley Jóhannsdóttir, Artistic Director of the Festival, signed the agreement.

Landsbankinn’s Board of Directors has decided to exercise an authorisation to repurchase the Bank’s own shares, which was approved at the Bank’s AGM on 19 March 2025. The repurchase authorisation allows for the maximum purchase of 48 million shares, or 0.2% of issued share capital. Landsbankinn has previously offered shareholders the opportunity to sell shares in the Bank, most recently in February and March 2024.

Kristín Gunnarsdóttir has been appointed Head of Media & Research, a new department within Landsbankinn’s Communications & Culture Division that will commence operations at the end of February. The department will encompass the Bank’s PR team and its Economic Research Department. Una Jónsdóttir, Chief Economist of Landsbankinn, will continue to lead the Economic Research team within the new department.

Landsbankinn has renewed its partnership agreement with Svanni - the Women's Loan Guarantee Fund, for the next four years. The renewed agreement is valid throughout September 2029.

Landsbankinn’s Annual Report for 2025 has now appeared. The Annual Report reviews key aspects of operation, service innovations for families, individuals and companies, the continuous development of digital solutions and more. 

Today, Landsbankinn concluded an auction of Additional Tier 1 (AT1) securities.