SBAB Bank (SBAB) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
3 Nov, 2025Ownership and business profile
Fully owned by the Kingdom of Sweden, focusing on Swedish residential mortgages and property loans, with SEK 528 billion in total lending and SEK 241 billion in deposits as of Q2 2024.
Operates exclusively in Sweden, with lending concentrated in major metropolitan and growth regions, and offers products online or by phone.
Recognized for high customer satisfaction among both retail and corporate clients, consistently ranking first in industry surveys.
Financial performance and targets
Return on equity was 10.7% in Q2 2024, with a cost/income ratio of 34.3% and a CET1 capital ratio of 12.1%.
Total lending grew by 2.7% year-over-year, while deposits increased by 25% year-over-year, raising the deposit-to-loan ratio to 45.7%.
Financial targets include a long-term return on equity of at least 10%, a cost/income ratio below 30%, and CET1 capital 1-3% above regulatory requirements.
Credit portfolio and asset quality
Lending is predominantly residential mortgages (67%), with low average LTV ratios (59% for residential, 60% for corporate, 32% for tenant-owner associations).
Asset quality remains strong, with a credit loss level of 0.02% and a share of stage 3 loans at 0.16% as of June 2024.
EBA stress tests confirm strong resilience, with minimal negative CET1 impact under adverse scenarios.
Latest events from SBAB Bank
- Profit fell on lower margins and higher costs, but capital and credit quality remained strong.SBAB
Q4 202513 Feb 2026 - Lending and deposits rose, but profit declined as costs increased and margins narrowed.SBAB
Q2 20243 Nov 2025 - Strong growth, high asset quality, and ambitious sustainability drive performance in 2024.SBAB
Investor Presentation3 Nov 2025 - Resilient growth, strong capital, and leading sustainability drive robust performance.SBAB
Investor Presentation3 Nov 2025 - Lending and capital ratios rose, but profit fell amid margin and market pressures.SBAB
Q1 20253 Nov 2025 - SBAB delivered solid growth in lending and deposits in 2024, maintaining strong capital and credit quality.SBAB
Q4 20243 Nov 2025 - Issuing a perpetual AT1 to strengthen capital, backed by robust asset quality and strong buffers.SBAB
Investor Presentation3 Nov 2025 - Robust mortgage growth, strong capital, and leading sustainability drive performance.SBAB
Investor Presentation3 Nov 2025 - Robust mortgage growth, strong capital, and ambitious sustainability targets drive performance.SBAB
Investor Presentation23 Oct 2025