Permanent TSB Q3 2026 CET1 Ratio Falls to 17.20% From 17.74%

By Public Technologies
  • Permanent TSB's third-quarter 2026 capital report showed its Common Equity Tier 1 ratio fell to 17.2% from 17.74% in June.
  • The total capital ratio declined to 22.65% from 23.34%, remaining above the overall capital requirement of 15.5%.
  • September's liquidity coverage ratio stood at 213.52%, exceeding the 100% requirement.
  • The 12-month average liquidity coverage ratio declined to 259.98% from 275.15% in June.
  • Net stable funding ratio fell to 156.4% from 159.89%, remaining above the 100% requirement.


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