Handelsbanken (SHB) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
27 Oct, 2026Equity growth and returns
Average annual growth in equity, including dividends, was 15% CAGR over the period shown from Q3 2007 to Q2 2014.
Group ROE was 14.3% in Jan–Jun 2014; segment ROE ranged from 10.6% in the Netherlands to 16.1% in Norway.
ROE remained well above Sweden’s 10-year government bond yield, with a 13-percentage-point spread indicated for H1 2014.
Costs and expansion
Twelve-month rolling costs stayed broadly unchanged despite expansion; costs outside growth regions fell 3% from Q3 2013.
UK operations had 176 branches with appointed managers and more than 1,600 employees; 60% of branches were less than four years old.
UK earnings increased 38% in local currency in H1 2014 vs 2013.
Local service model
Branches make decisions locally, while customers can choose among branches, digital, telephone, card, cash machine, email and other channels.
Huddersfield branch opened in January 2008 with four staff, grew to eight locally based staff and broke even after 18 months.
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