Deutsche Pfandbriefbank Expects Full-Year Pretax Profit at Lower End of Guidance

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank expects 2026 new business and pretax profit at the lower end of guidance, with no near-term improvement in market conditions.
  • Real estate financing new business is forecast near the bottom of the EUR 7.5 billion-EUR 8.5 billion range despite a resilient pipeline.
  • Nine-month new business rose 14%; pretax profit recovered to EUR 28 million from a EUR 235 million loss a year earlier.
  • Full-year risk costs are expected at 25-30 basis points following extensive US portfolio de-risking in 2025.
  • Year-end financing volume is expected to remain near September's EUR 25.6 billion level.


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