SBAB’s net interest income falls to SEK 1.2 billion as deposit costs rise

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SBAB’s net interest income falls to SEK 1.2 billion as deposit costs rise
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The decline is attributed to higher deposit costs, SBAB writes in a press release.

SBAB's total lending increased by 0.6 percent to SEK 550.8 billion during the quarter.

"The situation in the mortgage market remains challenging. Market growth has gradually improved in recent years, but from historically low levels. Competition for customers is very high, and pressure on lending margins remains," SBAB writes.

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