Vest­man­naey­jar branch closes at noon Fri­day - all branches closed on Trades­man’s Day

The lights will be lit on the Hamburg Christmas tree for the 60th time on 29 November at 17:00 during a festive ceremony and to the accompaniment of merry music, courtesy of the Hafnarfjörður Brass Band.

Landsbankinn lowers loan and deposits rates. Variable rates on non-indexed housing mortgages decrease by 0.25 pp. Fixed rates on new housing mortgages decrease by 0.10-0.20 pp.

As in previous years, Landsbankinn has donated to a good cause in the name of all Exceptional Companies recognised by Creditinfo. This year, the donation of ISK 4 million goes to Örninn.

Due to a system updates, customers will not be able to use the app and online banking on Sunday night through to Monday morning, from midnight to 04:00 on 17 November. Other self-service solutions will be inaccessible during work on the update.

Landsbankinn is an active creator of educational content, with publications ranging from economic analyses to general information about finances, cybersecurity and sustainability to participation in debate on current affairs. By sharing the great expertise that the Bank’s team possess, we aim to enhance financial literacy, contribute to financial health and have a positive impact on society.

Following the ruling of the Supreme Court of Iceland in an interest case against Íslandsbanki on 14 October 2025, Landsbankinn has made changes to its offering of housing mortgage loans.

Landsbankinn hf., Bál ehf. and Solvent ehf. have sold Greiðslumiðlun Íslands ehf. (GMÍ) in an open sale process that commenced in November 2024 to Síminn hf.

Landsbankinn's branches will be closed on Friday 24 October because of the Women’s Strike. The Customer Service Centre will be open but service can be expected to be slower than usual.

On 14 October 2025, the Supreme Court of Iceland delivered a judgement concerning terms on variable interest rates in an Íslandsbanki housing mortgage loan.

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