Nordea Q3 2026 net profit falls year on year to EUR 1.18 billion

By Public Technologies
  • Nordea’s third-quarter 2026 net profit fell year over year to EUR 1.18 billion.
  • Total operating income rose year over year to EUR 2.97 billion, while net fee and commission income climbed 9% to EUR 880 million.
  • Net fair value result dropped 19% year over year to EUR 198 million due to extraordinary interest rate volatility.
  • Net loan losses and similar net result swung to a EUR 74 million loss from a positive result a year earlier.
  • Assets under management increased 13% year over year to EUR 509.4 billion at September-end.


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