In January 2013, Sparekassen Lolland was acquired by Jyske Bank after failing to meet solvency requirements.
In 2011, Sparekassen Lolland achieved the position of 22nd largest bank in Denmark with a market share of 0.18%; its total assets grew by 21.47%.
Additionally, the bank became the 96th profitable bank in relation to its total assets showcasing -1.25% return on assets and -15.66% return on equity in 2011.
Deposits up to 100,000 EUR are covered by Danish deposit guarantee scheme in Sparekassen Lolland.
Sparekassen Lolland was the 22nd largest bank in Denmark in terms of total assets. In 2011 its total assets were 13 729,01 mln DKK, providing the bank with the market share of 0.18%. Sparekassen Lolland was the 2nd largest savings bank in Denmark (out of 52 savings banks) having market share of 9.03% amongst the banks of this category. In 2011 the bank's net income was -156,79 mln DKK.
Sparekassen Lolland participates in the deposit guarantee scheme of Denmark which applies to cash deposits made by natural persons, legal entities and covers up to up to 100,000 EUR per bank per depositor. Sparekassen Lolland is a member of Finansiel Stabilitet and makes its contributions into it.
Sparekassen Lolland was located in Nakskov.
Sparekassen Lolland was authorized and supervised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority.