DNIBNL2GRM1 - NIBC BANK N.V.

Key information for NIBC BANK N.V.
  • SWIFT Code DNIBNL2GRM1
  • Bank NIBC BANK N.V.
  • Address CARNEGIEPLEIN, 4, DEN HAAG
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Detailed information about SWIFT Code DNIBNL2GRM1
SWIFT CodeDNIBNL2GRM1
BankNIBC BANK N.V.
AddressCARNEGIEPLEIN, 4
CityDEN HAAG
BranchRETAIL MARKETS BRANCH 1
Postcode2517 KJ
CountryNetherlands
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NIBC BANK N.V.
DNIB Bank Code
NL Country Code
2G Location Code
RM1 Branch Code

SWIFT Code DNIBNL2GRM1 Breakdown

SWIFT Code
DNIBNL2GRM1
Bank Code
DNIB - code assigned to NIBC BANK N.V.
Country Code
NL - code belongs to Netherlands
Location Code
2G - code represents the institution location
Code Status
G - G means active code
Branch Code
RM1 - code indicates this is a branch office
Head Office
DNIBNL2G - primary office of NIBC BANK N.V., Netherlands

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