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Ticker · COLL ISIN · SE0017831795 LEI · 529900AGWAKUTYNETM62 ST Financial and insurance activities
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Filings indexed 134 across all filing types
Latest filing 2024-02-20 Board/Management Inform…
Country SE Sweden
Listing ST COLL

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Collector is a digital banking brand of Norion Bank AB, providing financial solutions for private individuals and corporate clients. The company offers a range of products for personal customers, including unsecured loans, savings accounts with competitive interest rates, and credit cards. A key product is the Easyliving credit card, which is designed for travelers and features no foreign exchange fees and inclusive travel insurance. For its corporate segment, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, Collector provides financing solutions and business savings accounts. The brand operates with a digital-first model, supported by a comprehensive mobile application, and focuses on delivering innovative and sustainable lending.

Recent filings

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Susanne Bruce lämnar Norion Bank under 2024
Board/Management Information Classification · 100% confidence The document is a press release dated February 20, 2024, announcing the departure of the company's Vice CEO and COO, Susanne Bruce. This content directly relates to changes in senior management. According to the definitions, 'Board/Management Information (Code: MANG)' covers the 'Announcement of changes in the company's board of directors or senior management.' Although it is a press release, the core subject matter is management change, making MANG the most specific fit over the general 'RNS' fallback. The document length is short (2868 chars) and it includes a link to an attached PDF, which might suggest RPA, but since the content itself is a direct announcement of a management change, MANG is prioritized.
2024-02-20 Swedish
Susanne Bruce to leave Norion Bank in 2024
Board/Management Information Classification · 98% confidence The document is a short announcement regarding the departure of a senior executive, Susanne Bruce (deputy CEO and COO), from Norion Bank, including quotes from her and the CEO, and contact information for Investor Relations. This directly matches the definition for Board/Management Information (MANG), which covers announcements of changes in senior management. The document length is short (2883 chars) and it includes an attachment link, but the core content is the management change announcement itself, making MANG a more specific fit than a general RPA or RNS.
2024-02-20 English
Earnings Release 2023
Earnings Release Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "Bokslutskommuniké Januari - december 2023" (Year-end report/Financial Statement Release January - December 2023) and contains detailed financial figures for the fourth quarter and the full year 2023, including income statements, balance sheets, key ratios (like K/I-talet, RoE, capital ratios), and management commentary. This structure strongly indicates a comprehensive annual financial report. Although the title uses the Swedish term for a year-end release, the content covers the full fiscal year and is comprehensive, aligning best with the definition of an Annual Report (10-K), which covers full yearly performance. Since the document is extensive (over 135,000 characters) and contains the full results, it is the report itself, not just an announcement of the report (RPA). Given the context of US SEC filings, the closest equivalent for a comprehensive annual report is 10-K, although this is a Swedish filing. If a specific 'Annual Report' code (AR) was defined for comprehensive annual reports, that might be considered, but AR is defined here as 'Standalone audit reports... (excluding full Annual Reports)'. Therefore, 10-K is the most appropriate classification for a full annual financial report. FY 2023
2024-02-07 Swedish
Interim / Quarterly Report 2023
Interim / Quarterly Report Classification · 95% confidence The document is titled 'Year-end report January–December 2023' and contains comprehensive financial statements, key ratios, balance sheet data, and management commentary for the full fiscal year. It is clearly a substantive financial report rather than a short announcement or a simple earnings release. Given it covers the full year and provides detailed financial analysis, it is classified as an Interim/Quarterly Report (IR) in the context of our filing categories, as it serves as the primary financial reporting document for the period. FY 2023
2024-02-07 English
Norion Bank presenterar nya finansiella mål
Regulatory Filings Classification · 99% confidence The document announces that the Board of Directors of Norion Bank has established new financial targets concerning profitability, capital adequacy, and dividend policy. It explicitly mentions that the CEO and CFO will discuss these new targets during the conference call related to the 2023 year-end report (bokslutskommunikén) on February 7, 2024. The text itself is an announcement detailing strategic changes and new targets, not the full financial report (10-K or IR). Since it is a formal announcement of strategic financial targets and capital structure intentions, it fits best under Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or potentially a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). Given the focus on 'nya finansiella mål' (new financial targets) related to profitability and capital adequacy, 'CAP' is a strong candidate. However, the document is a formal press release mandated under EU Market Abuse Regulation, detailing strategic financial goals, which often falls under general regulatory announcements if a more specific category like 'ER' (Earnings Release) or 'MDA' (Management Discussion) isn't perfectly applicable. Since it sets future capital and dividend policies, 'CAP' (Capital/Financing Update) is the most precise fit among the specific options, as it directly addresses capital structure goals. The document is short and appears to be the primary announcement, not just a notice of publication, so RPA/RNS is less likely than CAP.
2024-02-06 Swedish
Norion Bank presents new financial targets
Management Reports Classification · 99% confidence The document is a short announcement detailing the adoption of new financial targets (profitability, capital adequacy, dividend policy) by Norion Bank's Board. It explicitly mentions that these targets will be discussed during the conference call related to the 'year-end report for 2023'. The document is very short (3395 characters) and concludes with an 'Attachments' section linking to the announcement itself, which is characteristic of a press release or regulatory disclosure rather than the full report. Since it is an announcement about strategic financial goals and capital distribution policy, it is not a full 10-K, IR, or ER. It is not a management discussion (MDA) as it is a high-level target setting. It is not a dividend notice (DIV) as it sets a policy, not declaring a specific amount. It is most closely related to capital structure/financing updates or general regulatory disclosure. Given the content focuses on setting future financial goals, including dividend policy and capital adequacy, it fits best under Capital/Financing Update (CAP) or a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). Since it is a specific announcement of strategic financial parameters, CAP is a strong candidate, but because it is a formal disclosure of policy changes that affect shareholder value and is published via a regulatory channel (implied by the EU MAR reference and the format), RNS (Regulatory Filings) serves as the most appropriate general category for such specific, non-standard report announcements, especially when the content is not a full report itself. However, since the core content is setting targets for capital and dividends, CAP is also highly relevant. Given the structure is a formal press release announcing strategic financial parameters, and it is not a standard report, RNS is the safest fallback, but let's re-evaluate against CAP. CAP covers 'Updates on company fundraising, financing activities, or capital structure changes.' Setting new capital adequacy and dividend policy directly impacts capital structure and shareholder returns. I will classify it as CAP due to the specific focus on capital and dividend policy targets, which are core components of capital structure updates.
2024-02-06 English

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