SEB: fees and interest income steady as FICC weakness hits Q3 results
SEB posted third-quarter net profit of SEK 7.5bn, down 2% year on year, with ROE at 13.0%, according to TradingView, which reports the cost target will be beaten.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Swedish bank SEB posted third-quarter net profit of SEK 7.5bn, 2% lower than a year earlier. Stronger fee and interest income offset weaker financial income, while weakness in FICC trading weighed on results.
Return on equity stood at 13.0%. The bank's 2026 cost target is expected to be beaten by SEK 500–600m.
why it matters
For markets, the result shows SEB's revenue base holding up despite pressure from fixed income, currencies and commodities trading. For SEB A shares and the Swedish banking sector, it signals resilient core income and cost control, which matters for sector sentiment.
market impact
SEB A and Swedish banks: steady fees and cost control support sector sentiment
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- SEB_A: Fee and interest income held firm as FICC weakness weighed on Q3 earnings — TradingView, 22 October 2026 at 04:32 UTC
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