Nordnet: Monthly statistics February

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In February, 2,149,342 trades were made in stocks, warrants and options among Nordnet’s customers in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. That corresponds to 102,350 trades per day. The number of customers in the end of February was 501,700, which is 5,800 more than previous month. The number of accounts was 642,800, which is 7,800 more than previous month. Net savings for the month was SEK 1,400 million and the savings capital was SEK 194 billion. Lending to customers by the end of February was SEK 7.3 billion.

February February Change January Change
2016 2015 one year 2016 one month
Sweden 1 134 098 743 684 52,5% 1 036 043 9,5%
Norway 258 260 237 803 8,6% 270 640 -4,6%
Denmark 406 597 316 244 28,6% 395 010 2,9%
Finland 350 387 345 738 1,3% 322 839 8,5%
Total 2 149 342 1 643 469 30,8% 2 024 532 6,2%
Average per day 102 350 82 173 24,6% 109 434 -6,5%
Active customers 501 700 443 600 13,1% 495 900 1,2%
Active accounts 642 800 561 400 14,5% 635 000 1,2%
Net savings (SEK million) 1 400 2 800 -50,0% 2 000 -30,0%
Savings capital (SEK billion) 194 189 2,4% 193 0,3%
Margin lending excluding cash and
cash equivalents (SEK million)
4 591 3 631 26,5% 4 690 -2,1%
Personal Loans (SEK million) 2 671 2 307 15,8% 2 618 2,0%

Table: Nordnet’s total trades on all exchanges and market places for all customers, and average number of trades per day. Average number of trades per day is calculated as total trades divided by the number of days the Swedish exchanges are open. Accounts, customers, net savings, savings capital and lending are based on preliminary data.

February was yet another turbulent month on the global stock exchanges, including the Nordic markets. The month started negative on continued concerns about China and the economy, but recovered in the second half. The outcome for February were small gains in Stockholm and Oslo, while Copenhagen and Helsinki fell slightly, says Håkan Nyberg, CEO of Nordnet.

- We reached a milestone in February. Half a million Nordic customers are now using Nordnet for their savings, investments and loans. The trading activity among our customers remains high. On average, our customers made more than 100,000 trades per day in February. Margin lending fell slightly compared with the previous month, while personal loans increased, says Håkan Nyberg.

For mor information, contact:
Håkan Nyberg, CEO Nordnet
hakan.nyberg@nordnet.se, +46 703 970 904, Twitter @CEONordnet


The information in this report is that which Nordnet AB (publ) is required to publish in accordance with the Swedish Financial Instruments Trading Act and/or the Swedish Securities Act. This information has been submitted to the market for publication on 1 March 2016 at 14.00 (CET).


Nordnet is a bank for investments and savings with business in Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway. The idea behind Nordnet is to give customers control of their money, and the goal is to become the no. 1 choice for investments and savings in the Nordics. Nordnet AB (publ) is listed in Nasdaq Stockholm. Visit us at www.nordnetab.com, www.nordnet.se, www.nordnet.no, www.nordnet.dk or www.nordnet.fi.

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We reached a milestone in February. Half a million Nordic customers are now using Nordnet for their savings, investments and loans. The trading activity among our customers remains high. On average, our customers made more than 100,000 trades per day in February. Margin lending fell slightly compared with the previous month, while personal loans increased
Håkan Nyberg, CEO of Nordnet
February was yet another turbulent month on the global stock exchanges, including the Nordic markets. The month started negative on continued concerns about China and the economy, but recovered in the second half. The outcome for February were small gains in Stockholm and Oslo, while Copenhagen and Helsinki fell slightly
Håkan Nyberg, CEO of Nordnet