26.10.2015 11:11:00

Nordax Group Ab (publ): Nordax Announces Asset Backed Securities Transaction

Regulatory News:

Nordax Bank AB (publ)(STO:NDX), a subsidiary to Nordax Group AB (publ), and issuer Nordax Sverige 4 AB (publ), a subsidiary of Nordax Bank AB (publ), have mandated Citigroup as arranger for "Scandinavian Consumer Loans V”, a SEK denominated Asset Backed Securities ("ABS”) transaction backed by a portfolio of Swedish unsecured consumer loans to be launched in the near future, subject to market conditions.

About Nordax

Nordax is a leading niche bank in the Nordic region providing unsecured consumer loans and deposit accounts to about 100,000 customers in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Germany. Nordax employs about 200 people, all working in its office in Stockholm. Nordax was founded by six entrepreneurs with extensive risk management experience. The underwriting process is Nordax’s core competency; it is thorough, sound and data driven. Nordax’s customers are financially stable people in the prime of life. As of 30 September 2015 lending to the general public amounted to SEK 10.6 billion and deposits amounted to SEK 6.3 billion. Nordax has been supervised by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority since 2004 and deposits are covered by the Swedish deposit guarantee scheme. Read more on www.nordaxgroup.com.

Nordax Group AB (publ) announces this information in accordance with the Securities Market Act and/or the Act on Trading in Financial Instruments and/or the Nasdaq Stockholm Rule Book. This information was submitted for announcement on 26 October 2015 at 11.00am CET.

This information was brought to you by Cision http://news.cision.com

Nachrichten zu Nordax Group ABmehr Nachrichten

Keine Nachrichten verfügbar.

Analysen zu Nordax Group ABmehr Analysen

Eintrag hinzufügen
Hinweis: Sie möchten dieses Wertpapier günstig handeln? Sparen Sie sich unnötige Gebühren! Bei finanzen.net Brokerage handeln Sie Ihre Wertpapiere für nur 5 Euro Orderprovision* pro Trade? Hier informieren!
Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten!