Nordea’s Customer Ombudsman

The Customer Ombudsman functions as Nordea's internal appeals entity.

If you are dissatisfied with the resolution provided by our Customer Service, the Customer Ombudsman can assist in investigating the matter. The Customer Ombudsman evaluates whether the complaint was handled appropriately by the bank and in accordance with good banking practices.

You may contact Nordea's Customer Ombudsman via the form below or by mail to Customer Ombudsman, Satamaradankatu 5, 00020 Nordea. Please specify the issue for which you seek the Customer Ombudsman's position and explain your dissatisfaction with the previous resolution.

External parties independent of Nordea

If you are not satisfied with the solution provided by us you can contact the following external parties that are independent of Nordea:

The Finnish Financial Ombudsman Bureau (FINE) provides settlement help and advises customers in problem situations that have arisen relating to insurance, banking and securities. The Finnish Insurance, Banking and Securities Complaints Boards, which operate in connection with FINE, propose decisions on disagreements. Further information available at: www.fine.fi.

The Consumer Disputes Board may propose decisions on disagreements between consumers and businesses when the disagreement concerns the purchase of a commodity such as financial services or an agreement on a commodity. The Board does not deal with matters related to securities. Further information available at: www.kuluttajariita.fi.

If your complaint to the company does not result in a satisfactory outcome, you can contact the consumer advisory services at a Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority. They will provide you with guidance and help in resolving a dispute free of charge. Further information available at: www.kkv.fi/kuluttajaneuvonta.

Any customer dissatisfied with Nordea’s decision may put his or her case before a district court if it has not been possible to resolve the dispute by negotiation or by using the aforementioned appellate instances. Customers may leave their case for the decision of a district court regardless of whether they have used the aforementioned appellate instances. Further information available at: www.oikeus.fi.

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