5 February 2020 - Landsbankinn
These markets offer a plethora of investment opportunities in different types of securities and sectors. Previously, the Bank needed to rely on the service of another financial undertaking to trade in these stock exchanges, with associated costs. Landsbankinn’s access to the stock exchanges cuts customer costs in securities transactions.
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3 Oct. 2025
Due to maintenance work certain of Landsbankinn’s services will be unavailable Sunday night through to Monday morning, from 1:00 to 6:00 on 6 October.

3 Oct. 2025
Applications for Landsbankinn’s community grants are now open.

29 Sept. 2025
Customers who booked flights with Fly PLAY hf. with payment cards are entitled to reimbursement for cancelled flights.

25 Sept. 2025
Due to a systems update, online banking and the app will be closed between 6:45-7:15 on Friday, 26 September. Other self-service solutions will also be closed during this update.

23 Sept. 2025
Guðrún Nielsen has been hired to join Landsbankinn Corporate Finance as a Project Manager. She has already taken up the position.

19 Sept. 2025
We have cancelled or lowered fees that apply to transactions in Landsbréf funds, making it even more favourable than before to invest in funds.

17 Sept. 2025
In accordance with the decision of its Annual General Meeting, Landsbankinn has today paid a dividend to its owners in the amount of ISK 9,446 million. As a result, total dividend paid by the Bank in the years 2013-2025 amounts to ISK 210.6 billion.

15 Sept. 2025
Dana Zaher El Deen K. Al Hennaw and Diana Al Barouki are the recipients of grants from Landsbankinn’s Hvatasjóður fund, rewarded in the form of scholarships for undergraduate studies at the University of Reykjavík (RU) in 2025-2026.

10 Sept. 2025
Thórunn Inga Ingjaldsdóttir has been hired to head the new Insurance team in the Personal Banking division at Landsbankinn as of early October.

3 Sept. 2025
As of 8 September 2025, the close of business on banking days for the deposit systems of the Icelandic Banks’ Data Centre (RB) will be set back from 21:00 to 24:00. This means that transactions such as transfers, carried out between 21:00 and 24:00, will be registered on the same day.