Sparebanken Møre Explained
Sparebanken Møre is a Norwegian savings bank, headquartered in Ålesund, Norway. The banks main marketis Møre og Romsdal. The bank was established when several savings banks in Møre og Romsdal merged.[1]
The following savings banks joined the merger in 1985:
- Herøy og Leikong Sparebank (founded 1843)
- Stranda Sparebank (1848)
- Skodje og Vatne Sparebank (1861)
- Vanylven og Syvde Sparebank (1861)
- Vestnes Sparebank stiftet (1861)
- Sykkylven Sparebank (1862)
- Sunnylven Sparebank (1865)
- Geiranger Sparebank (1866)
- Haram Sparebank (1868)
- Norddal Sparebank (1870)
- Borgund Sparebank (1880)
- Stordal Sparebank (1897)
- Sande og Rovde Sparebank (1898)
- Vigra Sparebank (1912)
- Aalesunds Sparebank (1910)
- Aalesunds Håndverkeres Sparebank (1926)
- Aaheim Sparebank (1926)
- Hareid Sparebank (1927)
- Ulstein Sparebank (1927)
- Voll Sparebank (1928)
Notes and References
- Web site: Over 170 års historie . Sparebanken Møre . 14 May 2014 .
