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== Organisations == | == Organisations == | ||
* [[DNB ASA]], a [[Kingdom of Norway|Norwegian]] [[financial services]] group | |||
** [[The Norwegian Bank]] ([[Norwegian language|Norwegian]]: ''Den norske Bank''), a Norwegian bank which merged with [[Gjensidige NOR]] in 2003 to form DnB NOR (today DNB ASA) | |||
* [[The Dutch Bank]] ([[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''De Nederlandsche Bank''), the [[central bank]] of [[Kingdom of the Netherlands|the Netherlands]] | * [[The Dutch Bank]] ([[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''De Nederlandsche Bank''), the [[central bank]] of [[Kingdom of the Netherlands|the Netherlands]] | ||
* The [[German Bank of Issue]] ([[German language|German]]: ''Deutsche Notenbank''), the central bank of the [[Soviet occupation zone in Germany|Soviet occupation zone of Germany]] and later [[German Democratic Republic (1949–1990)|East Germany]] until 1968 | * The [[German Bank of Issue]] ([[German language|German]]: ''Deutsche Notenbank''), the central bank of the [[Soviet occupation zone in Germany|Soviet occupation zone of Germany]] and later [[German Democratic Republic (1949–1990)|East Germany]] until 1968 | ||
Revision as of 08:59, 26 March 2025
DNB may refer to:
Organisations
- DNB ASA, a Norwegian financial services group
- The Norwegian Bank (Norwegian: Den norske Bank), a Norwegian bank which merged with Gjensidige NOR in 2003 to form DnB NOR (today DNB ASA)
- The Dutch Bank (Dutch: De Nederlandsche Bank), the central bank of the Netherlands
- The German Bank of Issue (German: Deutsche Notenbank), the central bank of the Soviet occupation zone of Germany and later East Germany until 1968
- The German National Library (German: Deutsches Nationalbibliothek), the central national library of Germany
- The German News Bureau (German: Deutsches Nachrichtenbüro), a German state-controlled news agency during the National Socialist period
Science and technology
- Dinitrobenzene, a chemical compound used in the manufacturing of explosives
Other uses
- Died, non-battle, a World War II-era designation for fallen U.S. Army personnel whose deaths weren't directly caused by combat (See List of U.S. government and military acronyms)