Mandatum

Mandatum's stock climbed 9.1% to €6.52 after the financial services provider posted strong profit gains in the second quarter and announced the acquisition of Swedish asset manager Cliens. The purchase is intended to strengthen Mandatum's position in Nordic asset management and aligns with the goal of capital‑efficient earnings growth of more than 10% per year. A conference call on the Q2 results kept trading volume high. Positive global market sentiment provided tailwind but was not the main driver of the price rise. » More on de.investing.com

Mandatum reported an EPS loss of €0.02 per share for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, after a €0.10 profit a year earlier. Revenue fell 75.6% to €35.6 million from €145.9 million in the year-ago period. » More on finanzen.net

Mandatum reports a pre-tax loss of €25.9m for Q1 2026, caused by a one-off IFRS‑17 effect from the change in the discount curve of €36.2m. Adjusted for this special item, pre-tax profit was €10.3m, while the capital-light, fee-generating business increased its pre-tax result by 35% to €26.8m. Assets under management rose 10% to €15.4bn with net inflows of €248m; the cost-income ratio improved to 49%. The Solvency II ratio stands at 203%, the Saxo Bank transaction has further strengthened the capital position, and management keeps the 2026 outlook unchanged. » More on de.investing.com