Norges Hypotekbank

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Norges Hypotekbank
Industry	Banking
Fate	Merged
Successor(s)	Norwegian State Agriculture Bank
Founded	1851
Defunct	1965
Headquarters	Norway
Products	Agricultural mortgages
Parent	Government of Norway

Norges Hypotekbank is a defunct Norwegian government bank, created by law on September 18, 1851. Its function was to help commerce, and primarily the agricultural sector, through cheap mortgages. The seat of the bank was in Oslo, and was led by a board of three members, two appointed by the Storting and one by the King. By royal resolution of November 19, 1881, it was decided to create district offices in Bergen, Trondheim and Tromsø. The original owner equity of the bank was NOK 2 million, and by 1905 it was NOK 19.5 million. In 1965, the bank merged to form the Norwegian State Agriculture Bank.

v t e Norwegian state banks

State banks	Educational Loan Fund Housing Bank Norges Bank Public Service Pension Fund

Shared ownership	DnB NOR Kommunalbanken

Heritage	Agriculture Bank Den norske Bank Kredittkassen Norges Hypotekbank Postbanken

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