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Thanks for at­tend­ing in Reyk­janes­bær!

Fjármálamót á pólsku
4 March 2024

Landsbankinn’s second Financial Forum in Polish was extremely well attended. The Financial Forums are a series of educational events held by Landsbankinn and last week’s event in Reykjanesbær was co-hosted by the Keflavík and Environs Labour and Seaman Union.

The teaching venue on the top floor of Krossmóar 4, the building that houses our Reykjanesbær branch, was packed full. On the agenda were key aspects of banking in Iceland and cybersecurity concerns. 

The Forum was successful and participants were active and engaged, especially when it came to housing mortgages, different payment cards and supplementary pension savings.

Klaudia Karína Stefanska, Customer Service Representative in Landsbankinn Grafarholt, went over options in savings, pension schemes and housing mortgages. Agnieszka Marzok, Specialist in International Payments with Landsbankinn, talked about the increased threat of cybercrime and the best ways to guard against it.

Thanks to those who attended and participated in the discussion.

Fjármálamót á pólsku
Fjármálamót á pólsku
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