Nordea Bank

16.55 EUR

+0.64%

31,526 following

NDA FI

NASDAQ Helsinki

Banks

Financials

+0.64 %
+4.42 %
+0.58 %
+2.86 %
+8.56 %
+30.48 %
+74.19 %
+86.15 %
+269.65 %

Nordea is a banking company. The company offers a range of financial services, aimed at both private and corporate customers, including traditional asset management, loan financing and pension savings. In addition, it also offers advice and security insurance, as well as currency management. Nordea has the largest operations in the Nordic and Baltic countries. The company was founded in 1997 and its headquarters are located in Helsinki.

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Market cap
56.3B EUR
Turnover
30.64M EUR
P/E (adj.) (26e)
11.63
ROE-% (26e)
14.38 %
P/B (26e)
1.7
EV/S (26e)
4.68
Dividend yield-% (26e)
5.86 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Accumulate
Target price
16.50 EUR
Updated
22.04.2026
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Operating income B

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EPS and dividend

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Financial calendar
16.7
2026

Interim report Q2'26

15.10
2026

Interim report Q3'26

Risk
Business risk
Valuation risk
Low
High

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In Kauppalehti today: Deutsche Bank raises Nordea’s target price to 19.0 euros (previously 18.0 euros), reiterates buy rating
As the title suggests, Nordea is the banking leader in the Nordics. Multiple business areas provide nice diversification, and geographically, they are a major player across the Nordic countries. Their scale ensures that IT, compliance, marketing, etc., are a relatively smaller cost...
Nordea joins an alliance for a blockchain-based currency: “a solid foundation for future services related to digital assets”. Not a small step… Nordea Nordea liittyy merkittävään eurooppalaiseen vakaavaluuttakonsortioon Nordea liittyy eurooppalaisten pankkien muodostamaan Qivalis...
Oh boy. This is market manipulation targeted at the readers of the Inderes forum. Perhaps the FIN-FSA (Fiva) will have a chat with Mauski later (Though that won’t happen due to FIN-FSA’s inertia. In this case, however, one could investigate Mauski’s interests, as even a few percent...
Sigh. They are not done and dusted. Charges for the 2012-2015 case were only brought in July 2024, and the legal process is ongoing. Nordea Inside information: Court proceedings against Nordea to commence in Denmark... In this case, one could actually investigate Mauski’s interests...
@Sampo1 @Keketin I suppose these days they want to apply the group’s turnover rather than the turnover of an individual outfit. Otherwise, banks could totally isolate their fine risk by bundling shady operations into their own subsidiary. As I understand it, however, that turnover...
A very valid point. Looking at the figures, it is a completely different story to pay a potential turnover-based fine when dealing with a subsidiary with €130 million in revenue versus the entire group with €12 billion in revenue. These figures are from 2024.
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