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• 2026 total income expected to be approximately DKK 58 billion.

  80% confidence

• Danske Invest regained its position as the leading fund sales provider to retail investors in Denmark.

  80% confidence

• 2026 costs expected at DKK 26–26.5 billion with cost-to-income ratio of approximately 45%, loan impairments approximately DKK 1 billion, and net profit DKK 22–24 billion yielding ROE above 13% target.

  80% confidence

• Danica premium income grew 22% year-on-year and now exceeds DKK 50 billion.

  80% confidence

• 2025 net profit after tax of DKK 23.0 billion reflects strong operating result and disciplined cost management. Cost-to-income ratio improved to 45.5%. Underlying business remains robust with sound asset-liability management and strong capital and liquidity position.

  80% confidence

• The cost-income ratio improved to 45.5% through increased core business revenues and efficiency gains, while maintaining high profitability. The balance sheet management is sound and capital and liquidity positions are strong.

  80% confidence

• 2026 total revenues expected at approximately DKK 58 billion, costs DKK 26–26.5 billion, cost-income ratio ~45%, loan impairments ~DKK 1 billion, and net profit DKK 22–24 billion with ROE above 13%.

  80% confidence

• Large Corporates & Institutions 2025 total income was the highest ever, driven by large growth in net interest income and fee income from asset management and everyday banking products.

  80% confidence

• Increased customer activity across multiple segments, with key drivers being growth in business lending and strong development in Private Banking and asset management, where assets under management reached a record-high level.

  80% confidence

• Over 14,000 new customers opened accounts with Danske Bank in Northern Ireland in 2025, increasing market share.

  80% confidence

• Tariffs and uncertainty are harmful to many businesses and long-term growth, but in the near term there are countervailing factors including increased demand in Denmark and nearest export markets in 2026, stable inflation and interest rates.

  80% confidence

• Increased customer activity in several segments drove growth in corporate lending and strong development in Private Banking and capital management, reaching a record-high level of assets under management.

  80% confidence

• Two years into the Forward '28 strategy, investments in customer experience and digital interaction have resulted in increasing customer satisfaction and increased business volume.

  80% confidence

• Northern Ireland segment welcomed more than 14,000 new customers opening accounts, increasing customer acquisition and market share.

  80% confidence

• Danske Bank delivered a solid 2025 result in the upper end of expectations, driven by robust net interest income, effective cost management, and low loan impairments due to strong credit quality.

  80% confidence

• Danske Bank delivered a solid result in 2025, in the upper end of expectations, driven by robust net interest income, efficient cost management, and low loan impairments due to strong credit quality.

  80% confidence

• Two years of executing on the Forward '28 strategy has resulted in increasing customer satisfaction and increased business volume, with significant progress in technological transformation.

  80% confidence

• Danica changed methods and model assumptions in the accident and health insurance business and also increased insurance provisions, with a combined negative effect of DKK 200 million in Q4 2025.

  80% confidence

• Tariffs and uncertainty are harmful to many businesses and long-term growth, but there are also offsetting factors: increased demand expected in Denmark and key export markets in 2026, stable inflation and interest rates, and interesting opportunities for Danish companies.

  80% confidence

• 2025 full-year total income was DKK 56.8 billion, up 1% from DKK 56.4 billion in 2024.

  80% confidence

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