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query ContentSlug_ContentQuery(
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) {
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}

fragment CompanyDetails_Content on Content {
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}

fragment ContentBasicInfo on Content {
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  ... on Webcast {
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fragment ContentPageContentQuery_13QmVO on Query {
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fragment ForumPosts on ForumPost {
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fragment KeyFigures_Content on Content {
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    name
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      priceData {
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fragment PublishingDetails on Content {
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  authors {
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}

fragment Reactions on Content {
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}

fragment ReportLink_Content on Content {
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    publishers {
      imgUrl
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Aktia Pankki offers banking services. The company is a Nordic financial company and offers financial services, asset management, insurance, and real estate brokerage. A large part of the services are offered via the company's network services and are offered to both private and corporate customers in most sectors. The largest presence is in the Finnish market. The company is headquartered in Helsinki.

Here are Kassu’s comments after the Financial Supervisory Authority slightly raised Aktia’s capital requirement  The 0.25 percentage point increase in the additional capital requirement is small, and its impact on the bank’s overall solvency is minor. Therefore, the announcement does not affect our assessment of Aktia’s dividend distribution potential.                   Inderes              Finanssivalvonta nosti hieman Aktian pääomavaatimusta - Inderes    Lisäpääomavaatimuksen 0,25 prosenttiyksikön nosto on pieni, ja sen vaikutus pankin kokonaisvakavaraisuuteen on vähäinen. Tiedotteella ei siten ole vaikutusta arvioomme Aktian voitonjakopotentiaalista.

They are hardly at the top of the plans, at least after the Taaleri deal. Now the management has left the door open for an even larger profit distribution, and I understand that they do not want to publicly anchor investors’ expectations to any specific level. In the coming years, however, profit distribution must increase if they want to maintain their solvency at their target level (~4% above the regulatory requirement). With a 60% payout ratio, the balance sheet is constantly strengthening, and I don’t see a need for this, especially since the intention is to grow in capital-light asset management. Of course, some changes may come from the regulation side; for example, the Financial Supervisory Authority has recently raised the capital requirements for some banks. However, this should not have a dramatic effect on the outlook for profit distribution. Here’s one observation from the loan market, by the way. After this Helsingin Sanomat article, I dug up information on Ylva’s financiers, and at least in the 2021 financing package, Aktia was involved based on information available from public sources. Could this then be the single real estate sector player that has accounted for 40% of Aktia’s loan loss provision growth this year (EUR 4–5 million)?                   Helsingin Sanomat – 13 Nov 25              HS-analyysi | HYY:n kiinteistöt myytiin polkuhintaan, ja se on varoitus koko...    Kiinteistömarkkinoilla päivän hinta näyttää olevan puolet optimistisesta arviosta, kirjoittaa taloustoimittaja Alex af Heurlin.                                               Ylva – 12 May 21              Ylvalle 205 miljoonan euron lainarahoitus - Ylva    Ylva on sopinut yhteensä 205 miljoonan euron syndikoidusta luotosta. Lainanantajia ovat OP Yrityspankki, Nordea, Aktia ja LähiTapiola. Viisivuotinen laina koostuu vanhojen pankkilainojen jälleenrahoituksesta ja investointilainoista....                             This is mainly an interesting observation, as I don’t believe that significant loan losses will arise from this anymore, even if this particular case is in question. However, the selling price was largely known during Q3, and Aktia’s loan loss accounting policy has never surprised me. Large individual loan losses certainly explain, in part, why the bank aims to reduce its corporate customer sizes in the future.

This hopefully does not mean that the profit will be used for new acquisitions.

Tärkeimmät talousuutiset | Kauppalehti – 14 Nov 25              Osinkopapereiden ykköseltä hämärä vastaus tulevasta – ”Ei ole kiveen...    Aktian uusi toimitusjohtaja Anssi Huhta sanoo Kauppalehden Talousaamussa, että osinkopolitiikkaa katsotaan aina tilanteen mukaan.                             Perceptions, perceptions.

To this, I would point out that the last few quarters have not been bad in terms of sales; quite reasonable amounts have been sold to private customers. But as you said, to reach the targets, the pace should be accelerated, and preferably, assistance should be sought from the institutional side, where capital has continuously decreased in recent years.

I don’t doubt Aktia’s traditional banking operations, but for me, the most important question regarding Aktia is, by what means will the 2029 strategic goal of 25 billion in assets under management be achieved? From the current approximately 16 billion, reaching the target would require an average annual growth of about 12% over each of the four years. If successful, that would probably enable an increase in valuation level as well, but by what means is that feat intended to be accomplished? Even in Kasper’s analysis, it is stated that assets under management have grown mainly with the market, but that is not enough to reach the target; new customers are needed. With what product will they be acquired?

Kassu has made a new company report on Aktia after Q3.  Aktia’s Q3 results did not offer any significant surprises. However, we slightly raised our earnings estimates for the coming years, especially due to the well-developed life insurance net. We still consider Aktia’s valuation to be inexpensive and see the dividend yield, together with the potential for valuation multiples to rise, offering investors an attractive return expectation. We reiterate our add recommendation and raise our target price to EUR 11.0 (previously EUR 10.5) in line with the forecast increases. Quoted from the report: We have examined Aktia’s valuation through balance sheet multiples, Nordic banking peers, and a dividend model. The methods indicate a share value of EUR 11.3–12.7, with the midpoint being approximately EUR 11.8. Overall, we still consider Aktia’s valuation to be inexpensive, and we see the potential for multiples to rise and a strong dividend yield (~8–9%) offering investors a good return expectation. However, the subdued development in wealth management and discontinuities due to personnel changes may delay the progress of the growth turnaround, which in turn dulls the sharpest edge of the return expectation.                   Inderes              Aktia Q3'25: Lainamarkkina ei tarjoa vielä vetoapua - Inderes    Aktia Q3-tulos ei olennaisia yllätyksiä tarjonnut. Nostimme kuitenkin hieman lähivuosien tulosennusteitamme erityisesti hyvin kehittyneen henkivakuutusneton takia.

Aktia Pankki

Aktia Bank Plc Insider information 25 November 2025 at 4.15 p.m.Insider information: The Pillar 2 requirement for Aktia Bank Plc increases by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25%The Finnish Financial...

Aktia Bank Plc Insider information 25 November 2025 at 4.15 p.m.Insider information: The Pillar 2 requirement for Aktia Bank Plc increases by 0.25 percentage points to 1.25%The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority has today imposed a discretionary additional capital requirement (Pillar 2) of 1.25% for Aktia Bank Plc Group. The requirement is valid until further notice as of 31 March 2026 but not longer than until 31 March 2029. The current Pillar 2 requirement, valid until the new requirement enters into force, is 1.00%.The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority's decision on the Pillar 2 requirement has been made based on the ordinary annual supervisory review and evaluation process (SREP) of credit institutions, based on the Finnish Act on Credit Institutions. The Pillar 2 requirement must be met as follows: at least three quarters of the additional capital requirement shall be Tier 1 capital, of which at least three quarters shall be Common Equity Tier 1 capital (CET1) in accordance with the EU Regulation on capital requirements.The minimum requirements of the CET1 capital ratio consist of Pillar 1 and 2 requirements and additional buffer requirements, including the systemic risk buffer requirement. According to Aktia's financial targets, the CET1 capital ratio should be 2-4 percentage points above the regulatory requirement. The minimum requirement for the CET1 ratio for the Aktia Bank Group is currently 8.6%, and the ratio as of 30 September 2025 was 13.0%, meaning that Aktia clearly meets the capital requirements.Aktia Bank PlcFurther information: Oscar Taimitarha, Director, Investor Relations, tel. +358 40 562 2315, email ir (at) aktia.fiDistribution: Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd Mass media www.aktia.comAktia is a Finnish asset manager, bank and life insurer that has been creating wealth and wellbeing from one generation to the next for 200 years. We serve our customers in digital channels everywhere and face-to-face in our offices in the Helsinki, Turku, Tampere, Vaasa and Oulu regions. Our award-winning asset management business sells investment funds internationally. We employ approximately 850 people around Finland. Aktia's gross assets under management (AuM) on 30 September 2025 amounted to EUR 16.3 billion, and the balance sheet total was EUR 12.3 billion. Aktia's shares are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd (AKTIA). aktia.com.<div></div>