Atea ASA 'BBB+' long-term issuer rating affirmed; Outlook stable
by Nordic Credit Rating
Rating reflects stable earnings and strong financial position.
viewVeas Selvkost AS assigned 'AAA' long-term issuer rating; Outlook stable
by Nordic Credit Rating
Rating reflects strength of municipal owners and essential statutory role.
viewNordic consumer banks' earnings continue to offset elevated provisions
by Nordic Credit Rating
Non-performing loans continue to rise across sector.
viewVarbergs Sparbank long-term issuer rating raised to 'A'; Outlook stable
by Nordic Credit Rating
Rating revision reflects likelihood of improvements in asset quality.
viewWebinar: The Swedish real estate sector - cautious optimism in the air
by Nordic Credit Rating
On 24 Sep 2024, Nordic Credit Rating publishes a sector commentary on the real estate sector. In connection with this publication, the analytical team will present their view of the sector and its outlook.
viewNCR Comments: Haugesund Sparebank 'BBB+' rating and outlook unchanged by postponement of merger
by Nordic Credit Rating
Delay follows credit losses of NOK 77m at Tysnes Sparebank.
viewNCR Comments: Catena AB 'BBB' rating and outlook unchanged by planned equity issue and acquisition
by Nordic Credit Rating
No significant impact on credit profile likely.
viewNordic Credit Rating's view on distressed exchanges
by Nordic Credit Rating
Clarification on defining distressed exchanges and defaults.
viewVoss Veksel- og Landmandsbank ASA assigned 'BBB+' long-term issuer rating; Outlook stable
by Nordic Credit Rating
Rating reflects strong earnings and capital position, and low risk appetite.
viewWebinar: Norwegian niche banks eye capital relief in Sweden (Q2 2024)
by Nordic Credit Rating
Nordic Credit Rating invites you to join our webinar focusing on our view of the Q2 2024 results and the outlook for the Nordic niche banks. We will cover banks' earnings, asset quality and capital, as well as recent events and trends for the sector. In addition, we'll discuss the recent announcements that Norway-based Lea Bank will move operations to Sweden as well as Morrow Bank's similar interest. We will also address Marginalen Bank's capital situation and the announcement that its owner company is working on refinancing capital instruments.
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