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Handelsbanken scores profit beat as interest income climbs
  + stars: | 2023-04-26 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +2 min
STOCKHOLM, April 26 (Reuters) - Swedish bank Handelsbanken (SHBa.ST) reported first-quarter net profit above market expectations on Wednesday on the back of climbing interest income and said its credit quality remained good against a backdrop of heightened uncertainty. Soaring inflation over the past year has seen central banks crank up key rates radically, boosting interest income for banks such as Handelsbanken, but also spurring their own costs and ramping up pressure on their customers and on property prices. The rival of Swedbank (SWEDa.ST), SEB (SEBa.ST) and Nordea (NDAFI.HE) said net profit totalled 6.81 billion Swedish crowns ($661.23 million) versus a year-ago 5.69 billion, topping a mean forecast 6.20 billion, according to Refinitiv estimates. The bank, whose main markets are Sweden, Norway and Britain, said its net interest income, which includes revenues from mortgages, rose to 11.49 billion from a year-ago 8.01 billion, above the 10.89 billion expected by analysts. Handelsbanken said its credit losses edged up to 30 million crowns from only 6 million a year ago, well below the 386 million seen by analysts.
Handelsbanken, whose main markets are Sweden, Norway and Britain, added that its net interest income, which includes revenues from mortgages, climbed to 9.58 billion crowns from 7.59 billion crowns a year ago, well above the 8.67 billion crowns seen by analysts. "Continued good volume growth, on both the private and corporate sides, together with recovering margins, has contributed to improved net interest income and to profits reaching a new all-time high." Meanwhile, commission income dipped to 2.73 billion crowns in the quarter from a year-ago's 2.87 billion crowns - just below forecast - while it booked credit loss reversals of 69 million crowns compared with net losses of 131 million crowns a year earlier. The 150-year-old bank said it made a gain on financial transactions, which include hedging instruments and yielded an unexpected setback earlier this year, of 471 million crowns versus a profit of 534 million crowns a year ago. Total expenses at the bank rose 11% from a year earlier to 5.12 billion crowns.
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