DNB Presents Return on Equity Target Above 15% Toward End-2028

By Public Technologies
  • DNB targets return on equity above 14% for 2027-2028, rising above 15% toward the end of 2028.
  • The cost-to-income ratio is targeted below 40% for 2027-2028, falling below 38% toward the end of 2028.
  • Its CET1 capital ratio target exceeds 16.3%.
  • A payout ratio above 50% supports an ambition to increase the nominal dividend per share annually.
  • Growth strategy centers on Norwegian mass-market banking, Nordic expansion, and savings and investments, supported by AI-driven efficiency improvements.


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