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genitive case of Forseti,
offering evidence he was
worshipped there.
Glitnir (meaning "one who shines") is the hall of Forseti, and the seat of justice...
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Glitnir. The bank was re-established on 15
October 2008
under the name Nýi
Glitnir ("New
Glitnir") to take over the
Icelandic operations of
Glitnir banki...
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Glitnir was an
international Icelandic bank. It was
created by the state-directed
merger of the country's
three privately held
banks - Alþýðubanki (Union...
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preceding the crisis,
three Icelandic banks, Kaupthing,
Landsbanki and
Glitnir,
multiplied in size. This
expansion was
driven by
ready access to credit...
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economic crisis.
Before the
crash of the country's
three largest banks,
Glitnir,
Landsbanki and Kaupthing,
their combined debt
exceeded approximately six...
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round two,
securing his
first Norwegian championship win.
Carlsen won the
Glitnir Blitz Tournament in Iceland. He
achieved a 2–0 win over
Viswanathan Anand...
- (formerly
known as New Kaupthing) Íslandsbanki (formerly
known as New
Glitnir)
Landsbankinn (formerly
known as New Landsbanki)
Kvika banki Kvika banki...
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Control of
Glitnir to
ensure Continued Commercial Bank
Operations in
Iceland (8
October 2008)
Archived 2008-10-16 at the
Wayback Machine "
Glitnir Bank, News:...
- bank
Romsdals Fellesbank. The
Norwegian subsidiary of Iceland’s
Glitnir Bank,
Glitnir Bank ASA in Norway, was sold for NOK 300
million on
October 21,...
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investment products. The bank was
listed on the Oslo
Stock Exchange between 1989 and 2005 when it was
acquired by
Glitnir.
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