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Swedbank Q3 net profit in line with forecasts
STOCKHOLM, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Swedish banking group Swedbank on Thursday reported third-quarter net profit in line with estimates and said the business climate in the quarter was positive.
• Net profit fell 3% to 8.25 billion Swedish crowns ($834.74 million) from a year-ago 8.51 billion, in line with a mean forecast of 8.24 billion in a LSEG poll of analysts
• Operating profit fell 5% to 10.57 billion Swedish crowns from a year-ago 11.08 billion, below a mean forecast of 11.05 billion
• Credit impairments were net positive and amounted to 701 million crowns
• Swedbank estimates that the economies of Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania will grow by 2-3% this year, twice as fast as the estimated growth rate in the euro area
• Net interest income rose 7% to 11.57 billion crowns from 10.82 billion last year, but below the estimated 11.82 billion
($1 = 9.8833 Swedish crowns)
(Reporting by Johan Ahlander, editing by Terje Solsvik)
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