Finans Norge is the leading trade and employers' association for the financial industry in Norway. They represent 260 financial companies with a collective workforce of 50,000 employees. As an organization, Finans Norge is associated with Norway's largest employers' organization, the NHO (The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise).

Finans Norge serves as the voice of the financial industry, advocating for its members' views and interests to various stakeholders including politicians, government bodies, consumer authorities, international collaborators, and decision makers. They play a crucial role in shaping industrial and employment policies. Their membership consists primarily of banks, insurance companies, pension companies, debt collection companies, and fintech firms.

In addition to advocacy efforts, Finans Norge also undertakes essential tasks that benefit both society and the financial industry. The history of Finans Norge dates back to January 2010 when it was established as the Financial Industry Association. It later merged with the Financial Employers' Association in January 2013, resulting in the formation of Finance Norway.

Overall, Finans Norge functions as a non-profit, non-partisan organization, funded by membership fees paid by its member companies. Their mission is to support and represent the financial industry while promoting its growth and development in Norway