Today, SEB reported a profit of just over 19 billion.
Over half goes to the shareholders.
Meanwhile, says CEO Annika Falkengren that savings rates can be negative.
SEB increased its operating profit before tax by nearly 30 percent to just over 23 billion. After-tax 19.2 billion. It was still lower than expected.
The so-called net interest income, ie the profit the bank does when it borrows money and then lend them to you for higher interest rates, increased by 1.1 billion to 19.9 billion.
Bill instead of interest
Above all it is the income from loans to customers increased. CEO Annika Falkengren admits that profit margins on mortgages have increased, writes TT.
Furthermore, the Bank height for negative interest on customer savings deposits, that is, you may have to pay to have money in the bank.
– small depositors should not have to worry that it will be lower than zero. But I can not guarantee it, says SEB boss Annika Falkengren said.
The gain, it must first of all shareholders receive. Altogether, the year share of 10.4 billion compared to 8.7 last year.
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