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Adjusted comparative figures due to changes in business segments and accounting of mandatory government fees

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During Q1 2022, the Bank carried out a reorganisation in order to create a more focused organisation, closer to the customer. The main accounting effect arises from the Savings & Pension unit moving from Capital Markets to the Sweden business segment, with the exceptions of the local units in Savings & Pension that move to the Norway, Finland and Denmark business segments, respectively. In addition, some central functions that today work closely with the Sweden business segment are moving from Other units to the Sweden business segment.

As of Q1 2022, the resolution fee will no longer be accounted for in net interest income, and will instead be recorded on a new line in operating profit. The risk tax will also be accounted for on that same line.

Recalculated figures for the last eight quarters are available from handelsbanken.com/ir

For further information, please contact:

Peter Grabe, Head of Investor Relations, +46 70 559 11 67
 

This information is of the type that Handelsbanken is obliged to make public pursuant to the Swedish Securities Markets Act. For more information about Handelsbanken, see: www.handelsbanken.com

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