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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 11, 2026

OP Mortgage Bank: Financial Statements Bulletin for 1 January‒31 December 2025

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OP Mortgage Bank: Financial Statements Bulletin for 1 January‒31 December 2025 OP Mortgage Bank Financial Statements Bulletin Stock Exchange Release 11 February 2026 at 10.00 EET OP Mortgage Bank: Financial Statements Bulletin for 1 January‒31 December 2025 OP Mortgage Bank is the covered bond issuing entity of OP Pohj…
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  • Overcollateralisation exceeded the minimum requirement under the Act (688/2010) for EMTCN programme

    80% confidence

  • OP Mortgage Bank clearly exceeds the MREL requirement

    80% confidence

  • OP Mortgage Bank's financial standing remained stable throughout the reporting period

    80% confidence

  • The key credit risk indicators in use show that OP Mortgage Bank's credit risk exposure is stable

    80% confidence

  • OP Pohjola aims to grow its nature positive impact by 2030

    80% confidence

  • Overcollateralisation exceeded the minimum requirement under the Act (151/2022) for EMTCB programme

    80% confidence

  • The Finnish economy is expected to recover gradually

    80% confidence

  • OP Mortgage Bank's interest risk exposure is under control and has been within the set limit

    80% confidence

  • OP Mortgage Bank's capital adequacy is expected to remain strong and its risk exposure favourable. This enables issuance of new covered bonds.

    80% confidence

  • 'Nature positive' means that OP Pohjola's operations will have a net positive impact (NPI) on nature

    80% confidence

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