Razorfish Launches New Financial Site for Norway's Leading Financial Services Group Den norske Bank.

Business/Technology Reporters

OSLO, Norway--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 15, 2001

Long-Term Relationship with Razorfish Culminates in one

of Norway's Largest Web Sites Serving the Financial Sector

Razorfish, Inc. (NASDAQ: RAZF), the global digital solutions provider, today announced the launch of www.dnb.no, a new web site for Den norske Bank, Norway's leading financial institution.

"The new DnB.no represents the first step in the company's commitment to establishing the Internet as an essential channel for distributing our range of financial products and services and increasing interaction with our customers," said Jan Juel Vanberg, bank manager responsible for DnB.no.

Den norske Bank engaged Razorfish to assist in establishing a new technological platform and to re-launch the previous 8000-page site with a more customer focused, streamlined navigation. Extensive usability testing resulted in a new scalable site, which was developed to accommodate future segmentation and incorporate new products and services. A new visual identity and consistent user experience allow for possible future expansion across new delivery platforms, such as iTV and 3G wireless. The end result is a more structured and comprehensive online financial service, complete with a front page offering the latest financial news and daily reports, as well as online banking functionality and personalization features.

"As Norway's leading financial services group, DnB is focusing ambitiously on the Internet to extend their customer relationships," said Robert Keil, managing director of Razorfish Oslo. "We believe their new web presence can increase customer loyalty, increase sales, and strengthen their competitive position in the financial services community. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with DnB to further expand the range of online financial services they offer and to strengthen their position as a leading force in e-business."

Den norske Bank is the latest in a series of recent Razorfish projects in the financial services sector, including Patagon, State Street, HypoVereinsbank, and ADIG Investment.

About Den norske Bank ASA:

Den norske Bank ASA is the banking operations of Norway's leading financial institution, DnB Holding ASA. Den norske Bank serves private individuals, companies, organizations and the public sector. Den norske Bank merged with state owned Postbanken in December 1999. A network of 125 domestic branches, 900 post offices and 2,400 rural postmen, in addition to electronic channels, serves Den norske Bank's customers in Norway. International branches are located in London, New York, Singapore, Hamburg, Copenhagen and Stockholm. The DnB Holding share, is traded on the Oslo Stock Exchange under the ticker 'DNB'.

About Razorfish

Founded in 1995, Razorfish is a global digital solutions provider that helps leading companies generate competitive value by leveraging the power of digital technology. From strategy and design to system integration, Razorfish provides clients with opportunities to increase their return on investment, enhance productivity, and maximize the value of their relationships with customers, employees, and partners. Razorfish is headquartered in New York and has offices in Amsterdam, Boston, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Los Angeles, Munich, New York, Oslo, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Stockholm, and Tokyo. Recent Razorfish clients include Ford Motor Company, AstraZeneca, Deutsche Bank, Nissan-Europe, DirecTV, Sony Corporation, Panalpina, and HBO. For more information visit: www.razorfish.com.

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