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Ticker · SOGN ISIN · NO0006000603 LEI · 5967007LIEEXZXAXC017 OL Financial and insurance activities
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Latest filing 2020-12-10 Interest Rate Update/No…
Country NO Norway
Listing OL SOGN

About Sogn Sparebank

https://www.sognbank.no/

Sogn Sparebank is a regional savings bank offering a range of financial products and services. The bank primarily serves private individuals, households, and small to medium-sized enterprises. Its core offerings include everyday banking services such as deposits, payment processing, and loans, with a focus on mortgages. Additionally, Sogn Sparebank provides a variety of savings and investment solutions, including mutual funds and pension plans, as well as a comprehensive suite of insurance products. The bank emphasizes personal financial advisory services, leveraging its local market knowledge to cater to its client base.

Recent filings

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Renteregulering
Interest Rate Update/Notice Classification · 97% confidence The document is extremely short (436 characters) and announces a change in the interest rate ('Ny rentesats') for a specific security (NO0010824931) for a defined period (14.12.2020 - 15.03.2021). It explicitly states, 'Se vedlagt dokument for utfyllende informasjon' (See attached document for further information). This structure—a brief announcement pointing to a separate, detailed document—strongly indicates a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or a general regulatory filing (RNS). Since there is a specific category for Interest Rate Updates (IRAT), and this document is explicitly about a new interest rate ('Ny rentesats'), IRAT is the most precise classification, even though it points to an attachment. However, given the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule, if this were the full report, it would be IRAT. Since it is just a notification *about* the rate change and points to an attachment, it fits the pattern of an announcement. Given the specific nature of the content (Interest Rate), IRAT is more specific than RNS. If IRAT is interpreted as the actual rate schedule, then this short notice is best classified as RNS (General Regulatory Filing) or RPA. Since IRAT is defined as 'Interest Rate Update/Notice', this short notice perfectly fits the definition of an 'Update/Notice'. I will classify it as IRAT due to the specific subject matter.
2020-12-10 Norwegian
Renteregulering
Interest Rate Update/Notice Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled 'Rentefastsettelse' (Interest Rate Setting) and explicitly details the setting of a new interest rate ('Ny rentesats') for a specific bond (ISIN NO0010861875) with defined start and end dates for the interest period. This directly corresponds to an update regarding interest rates affecting financial instruments. Reviewing the definitions, 'Interest Rate Update/Notice' (Code: IRAT) is the most appropriate classification, as it covers updates on interest rate changes affecting the company's debt or financial instruments.
2020-12-03 Norwegian
Renteregulering
Interest Rate Update/Notice Classification · 95% confidence The document is extremely short (436 characters) and announces a specific change: a new interest rate ('Ny rentesats') for a security (NO0010861875) over a defined period (07.12.2020 - 05.03.2021). It explicitly states, 'Se vedlagt dokument for utfyllende informasjon' (See attached document for further information). This structure—a brief announcement pointing to an attached document for details—strongly indicates a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or a general Regulatory Filing (RNS), rather than the detailed report itself. Since the content is specifically about an interest rate change, the most precise category is Interest Rate Update/Notice (IRAT). However, given the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule, and the fact that this is a very brief notice pointing to an attachment, RPA is a strong candidate. Comparing IRAT and RPA: IRAT is for the update itself, and RPA is for the announcement of the publication. Because the text is a direct notification of the rate change and refers to an attachment for 'utfyllende informasjon', it fits the pattern of an announcement about a regulatory/financial update. Given the specific nature (interest rate), IRAT is the primary fit, but the brevity and reference to an attachment also suggest RPA. Since the core subject is the interest rate, IRAT is chosen as the most specific content classification, assuming the attached document contains the full details. Revisiting the definitions: IRAT is 'Updates on interest rate changes affecting the company's debt or financial instruments.' This document is exactly that. The RPA rule applies when the document is just announcing *when* a report will be released. This document *is* the update, even if it points to more detail. Therefore, IRAT is the best fit.
2020-12-03 Norwegian
Sogn Sparebank – frivillige sluttpakkar
Remuneration Information Classification · 99% confidence The document text is very short (564 characters) and announces that Sogn Sparebank has entered into agreements for voluntary severance packages ('frivillige sluttpakkar') with 11 employees. It details the immediate cost impact (approx. NOK 8.4 million in Q4-2020) and the full savings effect starting Q4 2021. This relates to internal restructuring and workforce changes, which is a form of capital/financing or management/operational update. Since it is not a formal regulatory filing like 10-K or IR, and it deals with workforce reduction costs impacting results, it fits best under Capital/Financing Update (CAP) as it directly affects the cost structure and capital deployment, or potentially Management Reports (MDA) if viewed as a strategic operational change. Given the direct mention of cost impact on the result (Q4-2020), CAP is a strong fit, as workforce restructuring often falls under financing/capital management decisions. It is not a standard ER, IR, or DIRS. I will classify it as CAP as it details a significant financial restructuring event.
2020-12-01 Norwegian Nynorsk
Renteregulering
Interest Rate Update/Notice Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled 'Rentefastsettelse' (Interest Rate Setting) and explicitly details the setting of a new interest rate ('Ny rentesats') for a specific bond ('FRN Indre Sogn Sparebank åpent obligasjonslån') with defined ISIN, coupon rate (1.03%), and interest period (30.11.2020 - 26.02.2021). This directly corresponds to the definition of an Interest Rate Update/Notice (IRAT), which covers updates on interest rate changes affecting financial instruments.
2020-11-26 Norwegian
Renteregulering
Interest Rate Update/Notice Classification · 97% confidence The document is extremely short (436 characters) and announces a change in the interest rate ('Ny rentesats') for a specific security (NO0010838816) for a defined period (30.11.2020 - 26.02.2021). It explicitly states, 'Se vedlagt dokument for utfyllende informasjon' (See attached document for further information). This structure—a brief announcement pointing to a separate, detailed document—fits the definition of a Report Publication Announcement (RPA) or a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). Since there is a specific category for Interest Rate Updates (IRAT), and this document is explicitly about a 'Renterregulering' (Interest Rate Regulation/Adjustment), IRAT is the most precise fit, even though it points to an attachment. However, given the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule, if the core content is just the announcement of the rate change and points elsewhere, RPA or RNS is often preferred for the announcement itself. Since IRAT is defined as 'Updates on interest rate changes affecting the company's debt or financial instruments,' and this is exactly what the text describes, IRAT is the best fit for the *topic*, overriding the RPA rule slightly because the topic is so specific and the document is not just a generic 'report is attached' notice, but the actual rate notification itself, albeit brief. I will classify it as IRAT.
2020-11-26 Norwegian

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