OSB Group net loan book rises 1.9% in first nine months of 2026

By Public Technologies
  • OSB Group’s net loan book rose 1.9% to £26.42 billion in the nine months to September 30, 2026.
  • Originations increased 4% to £3.5 billion; retail deposits grew 3% to £24.99 billion.
  • The CET1 capital ratio fell 40 basis points to 15.4%, reflecting completion of a £100 million share repurchase program.
  • Launched a tender offer for £300 million Senior Holdco 9.5% securities due September 2028.
  • The offer also covers £400 million Senior Holdco 8.875% securities due January 2030, no longer needed to meet current MREL requirements.


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