27.03.2026

Three new web­sites – Arion Bank, Vörður and Stefnir

Arion Bank, Vörður and Stefnir together form the Arion Group, which for many years has offered customers a comprehensive range of financial and insurance products.

We have now launched new websites for Arion Bank, Vörður and Stefnir. All three sites share the same design, ensuring a consistent customer experience. Clear links between the websites make it easy for customers to access the services of all three companies.

At the same time, the Vörður and Stefnir brands have been updated so that the words “part of Arion” now appear beneath the company names.

We make finance and insurance work together

The Arion Group’s rewards programme, Arion Rewards, which was launched last year and has been a big hit with customers, ensures that customers benefit from doing business with the entire Group.

  • Rewards available to Arion Group customers include:

  • Refunds on Vörður insurance premiums

  • Better interest rates paid weekly into the Arion Bank Rewards Account

  • No transaction fees on investments in Stefnir funds

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