Nordnet moves headquarters to central Stockholm

Nordnet is a digital bank for investments and savings, with business in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. Nordnet has approximately 670,000 customers, and the Swedish business, including the bank’s headquarters, has been located in Alvik, a part of Bromma in western Stockholm, for almost 20 years.

Today, Nordnet moves to Alströmergatan 39 at Kungsholmen in the central parts of Stockholm. The building is called “Dykaren 10” and is owned by Humlegården Fastigheter. The rental agreement extends over 10 years. The property was built in 1898, and was designed by architect Gustaf Lindgren. The original business in the property was manufacturing of machines for producing matches.

“It feels great to finally move into our new home. We signed the agreement two years ago, and since that, we have developed the property together with Humlegården and our architects. The result is an office space that fits Nordnet’s identity and business. The building has undergone a complete renovation, and much of the original architecture is now restored. We have raised ceilings, restored window openings, created open spaces, opened up for daylight and managed to create a perfect mix between industry atmosphere and fintech environment”, says Jenny Garneij, HR Manager at Nordnet.

The property has six floors, and is the home base for Nordnet’s 400 employees in Sweden. Alströmergatan 39 is located one block from Fridhemsplan with, among other things, the shopping mall Västermalmsgallerian, and is close to both urban environment and the beautiful promenade along the Karlberg canal.

“We are building a digital bank for the future, and our ambition is to create the world’s best user experience within savings and investments. In order to deliver on that ambition, we need to recruit and retain top talent in tech and finance. I believe that our new office, with its design and location, will strengthen our attractiveness as an employer and at the same time give an energy boost to all our employees who have been with us for a while. We have had a unique opportunity to design the premises as we like, and the final result physically manifests the new Nordnet we are building”, says Jenny Garneij.