2022 | COMPANY PRESENTATION |
Highlights in 3rd quarter of 2022
Summary
- Return on equity in the quarter of 9.4 %. Strong underlying development in core banking operations.
- Solid growth in net interest income (including commission income from transferred loans), of 12.3 % y/y (5.1 % q/q), from repricing and good lending growth (9.6 % y/y and 1.8 % q/q).
- Restructured accounting services operations, establishing SpareBank 1 ForretningsPartner Østlandet.
- Good underlying trend in net commission income (excl. transferred loans): Growth of 10.2 % y/y, with particularly positive contributions from payment services, insurance and mutual fund commissions. Quarterly fall due particularly to real estate brokerage and demerger effects from accounting services.
- Net financials contributed NOK 10 mill. A low profit contribution reflects weak results in the SpareBank 1 Group and negative value changes from financial items.
- Operating expenses: Up 4.9 % y/y. Quarterly fall in operating expenses (4.6 % q/q), due partly to demerger effects.
- Loan losses: Loan loss of NOK 19 mill., predominantly due to increase in model-based provisions for credit losses.
Return on equity (%)
12.6%12.2%
11.1%
9.4%
7.7%
3Q21 | 4Q21 | 1Q22 | 2Q22 | 3Q22 |
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Financial targets and achievements per 30 September 2022
Long-term goals versus actual results
Profitability
Dividends
Solidity
Costs
Return on equity at least 11 % | 9.7 % |
50 % pay-out ratio1 | 50 % |
Regulatory requirement + 100 bps2 | 18.2 % |
Max 4 % cost increase in parent bank3 | 6.7 % |
- Out of profits after taxes taking into account non-controlling ownership interest and interest on hybrid capital.
- Per 30 September 2022. Regulatory requirement of 14.8 % per 30 September 2022. Capital planning takes into account future planned regulatory changes.
- The Board of Directors set a target for 2022 of cost growth within 4 % in the parent bank.
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Higher policy rates due to increased inflation and despite weaker activity
Companies in the market area expect lower activity. Norges Bank forecasts moderately higher unemployment
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Expected fall in prices of homes and commercial real estate
Fall is mitigated by relatively low unemployment, high office demand and increased rental income
Average CRE yield in Malling & Co's investor yield survey (unweighted)
Source: Malling og Co
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