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DnB NOR Group 1st half and 2nd quarter 2010 results Rune Bjerke, group chief executive Rune Bjerke, group chief executive Bjørn Erik Næss, chief financial officer

1st half and 2nd quarter 2010 Rising credit growth and increase in net interest income Cost programme ahead of schedule compensates for wage and price inflation Write-downs on loans markedly reduced Positive i profit performance enhanced by non-recurring items 2

Profit for the 1st half Pre-tax operating profit before write-downs Profit for the period Profit for the period after minority interests 3

Key figures for the 1st half Earnings per share Return on equity Cost/income ratio Ratio of deposits to lending 4

Profit for the 2nd quarter Pre-tax operating profit before write-downs Profit for the period Profit for the period after minority interests 5

Key figures for the 2nd quarter Earnings per share Return on equity Cost/income ratio Ratio of deposits to lending 6

Business areas 7

Development in lending volumes 1) 1) Figures at end of period 8

Development in deposits 1) 1) Figures at end of period 9

Development in average interest rate spreads Group 1) 10

Development in average interest rate spreads Large Corporates and International 1) 11

Development in average interest rate spreads Retail Banking 1) 12

Income statement 1st half 1st half Amounts in NOK million 2Q10 1Q10 4Q09 3Q09 2Q09 2010 2009 Net interest income 5 744 5 561 5 606 5 740 5 654 11 305 11 287 Net other operating income 4 795 3 493 3 160 3 951 2 694 8 288 7 884 Total income 10 538 9 054 8 766 9 691 8 347 19 592 19 171 Total operating expenses before impairment losses for goodwill and intangible assets 4 713 4 115 4 319 4 548 4 600 8 828 9 314 Impairment losses for goodwill and intangible assets 591 0 338 100 291 591 291 Pre-tax operating profit before write-downs 5 234 4 940 4 109 5 043 3 457 10 174 9 565 Net gains on fixed and intangible assets (1) 10 19 (4) 7 9 11 Write-downs on loans and guarantees 878 947 1 517 2 277 2 318 1 825 3 916 Pre-tax operating profit 4 355 4 002 2 610 2 762 1 146 8 358 5 660 Taxes 1 524 1 081 1 001 1 002 503 2 605 2 083 Profit from operations held for sale (8) (4) 80 0 0 (13) 0 Profit for the period 2 823 2 917 1 689 1 760 643 5 740 3 577 Profit after minority interests 3 264 3 117 2 122 2 167 1 200 6 381 4 295 13

Changes in net interest income 14

Changes in net other operating income 15

Changes in operating expenses Amounts in NOK million 2Q10 Changes 2Q09 Total operating expenses 5 304 413 4 891 Impairment losses for goodwill and intangible assets 591 300 291 Total ordinary operating expenses 4 713 114 4 600 Cost programme (178) Restructuring expenses (3) Wage and price inflation 140 Reclassification of marketing expenses in DnB NOR Eiendom 66 IT expenses 59 Operational leasing 44 Other operating expenses (14) 16

Cost programme ahead of schedule 17

Streamlining measures Streamline production and operations across the Group and implement the cost programme NOK 850-950 million Change procurement routines ll NOK 300-400 million Concentrate t production functions in Norwegian regions into one organisation NOK 100-150 million Centralise, specialise and streamline staff and support functions NOK 150-200 million Reorganise IT operations for the entire Group NOK 400-600 million 18

Net non-performing and net doubtful commitments 1) 19

Write-downs on loans and guarantees First half First half Amounts in NOK million 2Q10 1Q10 4Q09 3Q09 2Q09 2010 2009 Individual write-downs: Retail Banking - Private Customer Divisions 168 55 109 44 99 223 251 - SME Divisions (3) 62 61 313 57 60 259 - DnB NOR Finans 84 71 158 91 105 155 207 - Nordlandsbanken 34 19 16 28 31 53 51 Large Corporates and International: - Nordic Corporates Division 0 (20) (2) 31 99 (20) 365 - International Corporates and Institutions Division 21 78 135 (3) 97 99 76 - Shipping, Offshore and Logistics Division 47 161 55 243 201 208 178 - Special and Structured Finance (7) (6) 2 0 0 (13) 0 - Northern Europe 0 33 0 9 15 34 39 - Other units 2 2 0 0 5 4 5 DnB NOR excl. DnB NORD 347 456 534 756 709 803 1 430 DnB NORD 653 881 768 948 1 143 1 534 1 630 Total individual write-downs 1 000 1 337 1 301 1 704 1 852 2 337 3 060 Collective write-downs DnB NOR excl. DnB NORD (168) (65) 139 480 156 (233) 442 DnB NORD 46 (325) 77 92 310 (279) 413 Total group write-downs on loans (122) (390) 216 572 466 (512) 856 Write-downs on loans and guarantees 878 947 1 517 2 277 2 318 1 825 3 916 20

Write-downs in per cent of lending 1st half 1st half Per cent 2Q10 1Q10 4Q09 3Q09 2Q09 2010 2009 Total write-downs in relation to average volumes (annual basis) 031 0.31 034 0.34 0.53 078 0.78 080 0.80 033 0.33 067 0.67 Of which: - DnB NOR excluding DnB NORD 0.07 0.15 0.25 0.46 0.32 0.11 0.35 - DnB NORD 446 4.46 343 3.43 4.4040 503 5.03 676 6.76 394 3.94 469 4.69 21

Lending and write-downs in DnB NORD 2nd quarter 2010 Full year 2009 Write-downs Write-downs Write-downs Write-downs Net lending as at on loans and in per cent of on loans and in per cent of Amounts in NOK million 30 June 2010 guarantees net lending 1) guarantees net lending 1) Latvia 17 324 181 414 4.14 1 603 739 7.39 Lithuania 21 873 273 4.84 1 728 5.99 Estonia 3 049 8 1.06 58 1.71 The Baltic States - total 42 246 462 429 4.29 3 389 629 6.29 Poland 12 126 54 1.78 249 2.25 Other 7 457 183 8.44 291 1.55 DnB NORD total 61 829 699 446 4.46 3 929 469 4.69 1) Individual and collective write- downs, relative to average volumes (annual basis) 22

Balance sheets DnB NOR Group DnB NOR Bank ASA 30 June 31 Dec. 30 June 30 June 31 Dec. 30 June Amounts in NOK billion 2010 2009 2009 2010 2009 2009 Net lending to customers 1) 1 154 1 115 1 164 639 627 726 Other assets 838 709 651 948 845 729 Total assets 1 993 1 823 1 815 1 588 1 472 1 455 2) Deposits from customers 2) 622 591 611 608 581 588 Short-term debt securities issued 220 168 160 220 168 160 Long-term debt securities issued 356 326 367 216 230 271 Other liabilities and provisions 691 638 592 465 420 363 Equity 104 101 85 79 72 73 Total liabilities and equity 1 993 1 823 1 815 1 588 1 472 1 455 Ratio of deposits to net lending (%) 3) 53.9 53.0 52.5 95.1 92.7 80.9 Total combined assets 2 253 2 076 2 104 1 588 1 472 1 455 1) Currency-adjusted lending 1 171 1 150 644 651 2) Currency-adjusted deposits 627 603 610 592 3) The ratio of deposits to lending in DnB NOR Bank ASA must be seen in connection with the transfer of loans to DnB NOR Boligkreditt 23

Stable access to long-term funding longer maturities at competitive prices 2010 NOK billion Maturity Spread (3-month Euribor) Covered bonds 45.3 7.3 Senior bonds 22.2 7.4 Total 67.5 7.3 62bp NOK billion Maturity Spread Covered bonds 10.7 12.1 2009 Covered bonds, Norges Bank (central bank) 90.3 4.2 Senior bonds 39.0 4.6 Total 139.1 4.9 50bp 2008 NOK billion Maturity Spread Covered bonds 57.5 5.9 Covered bonds, Norges Bank (central bank) 29.1 2.8 Senior bonds 100.5 3.7 Total 187.2 4.3 48bp 24

Tier 1 capital ratio 1) Including 50 per cent of profit for the period 25

DnB NORD 30 January 2010 Start of evaluation period of shareholder agreement between DnB NOR and NORD/LB 30 July 2010 Close of evaluation period. DnB NOR's Board of Directors will decide on the further course of action on 15 July 2010. Notification of the termination of the shareholder agreement must be given ten days prior to the expiry of the evaluation period 1 August 2010-30 October 2010 (upon notification i of termination) i Each party will appoint advisers to assist in the negotiations. If agreement is not reached on the price, an independent adviser, appointed by the parties, or by the Danish Bankers Association, will determine a binding price January 2011 Completion of the transaction 26

Macroeconomic outlook 2010 Signs of recovery in our most important markets Positive economic trend in Asia, improvement in the US, major challenges in Europe Norwegian economy in a unique position Uncertainty in the international financial markets 27

Outlook for DnB NOR Retail Banking Growth in housing loans, lag in margin adjustments, low write-downs Large Corporates and International Signs of increase in credit demand, increasing lending spreads, moderate write-downs Markets Certain increase in demandd and activity it levels. l Volatility gives good earnings from FX, interest rate and commodity derivatives and counteracts stock market turmoil Insurance and Asset Management Short-term challenges related to market trend, well-positioned for future growth and good profitability DnB NORD Reduction in write-downs, improving operations 28

DnB NOR s financial targets Updated estimate for write-downs on loans in 2010: NOK 4 5 billion Updated d estimate t for taxes in 2010: 33 per cent on an annual basis Oh Other targets remain unchanged 29

1 Appendix

Changes in net interest income 2

Changes in net other operating income 3

Changes in operating expenses Amounts in NOK million 2Q10 Changes 1Q10 Total operating expenses 5 304 1 189 4 115 Impairment losses for goodwill and intangible assets 591 591 0 Reversals of contactual early retirement pensions 0 367 (367) Total ordinary operating expenses 4 713 232 4 482 Cost programme (56) Restructuring expenses 19 Performance-based pay 112 Marketing expenses etc. 38 IT expenses 35 Other operating expenses 83 4

Expected annual budget deficit and surplus for Norway* - budget surplus - budget deficit Other countries budget deficits: USA 10.7 % Japan 8.2 % Canada 52 5.2 % Australia 3.5 % ICELAND 10.1% PORTUGAL 7.6% SPAIN 8.5% IRELAND 12.2% UK 13.3% FRANCE 86% 8.6% NORWAY +9.9% DENMARK 5.4% NETHERLANDS BELGIUM 5.6% 5.9% LUX. 4.3% SWITZ. 13% 1.3% GERMANY 5.3% FINLAND 4.8% ESTONIA SWEDEN 26% 2.6% 3.0% CZECH REP. 5.6% AUSTRIA 3.5% SLOVENIA ITALY 5.4% 6.0% POLAND 7.8% SLOVAKIA 6.3% 8.5% LITHUANIA 9.5% LATVIA GREECE 9.8% * percentage share of country GDP; data for 2010 Source: OECD/Guardian 5

Norway stands out as significantly better also within Scandinavia Net public assets 2008 (Per cent of GDP) 140 Credit default swaps (bp) Norway Sweden Denmark 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 Norway Sweden Denmark 0 01.01.2008 01.11.2008 01.09.2009 6