TF Bank | Latest News & Updates - Oct 17, 2024 Release

TF Bank is set to announce its Q3 earnings on October 15, 2024, with analysts expecting earnings of SEK5.75 per share and revenue of SEK624.67 million...


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TF Bank

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TF Bank is a Nordic bank focused on small loans, operating without physical branches to provide quick and efficient services online. Established in Sweden in 1987, it has over 30 years of banking experience across 11 countries. The bank emphasizes responsible lending and utilizes a specialized automated IT platform for processing loan applications while maintaining human contact through professional customer service.


TF Bank - Latest News and Updates

  • TF Bank is set to announce its Q3 earnings on October 15, 2024, with analysts expecting earnings of SEK5.75 per share and revenue of SEK624.67 million.
  • TF Bank is trading at SEK315, which is 49% below its estimated fair value of SEK617.94, indicating potential undervaluation.
  • On October 15, 2024, TF Bank's CEO Joakim Jansson and CFO Mikael Meomuttel presented the third-quarter report.
  • On October 15, TF Bank's CEO Joakim Jansson bought 300 shares at SEK 305 each after the company released a better-than-expected interim report, boosting the share price by 13.4%.
  • TF Bank's loan portfolio grew by 20% in local currencies over the past year, surpassing SEK 20 billion in Q3 2024, driven by the German credit card business.
  • TF Bank offers the TF Mastercard Gold in Austria with interest-free payment terms and fee-free transactions for up to 51 days.

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