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Ticker · STB ISIN · NO0003053605 LEI · 5967007LIEEXZX7NA051 OL Financial and insurance activities
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Filings indexed 4,918 across all filing types
Latest filing 2022-08-15 Capital/Financing Update
Country NO Norway
Listing OL STB

About Storebrand ASA

https://www.storebrand.no/

Storebrand ASA is a financial services group and a leading provider in the Nordic market for long-term savings and insurance. The company's core activities encompass life insurance, pension savings, asset management, and banking services. It offers a comprehensive range of products tailored for both private individuals and corporate clients. Through its asset management division, one of the largest in the region, Storebrand manages substantial assets for Nordic and international clients. The group also has operations in real estate management.

Recent filings

Filing Released Lang Actions
STOREBRAND BANK ASA - Issue of Bond
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 98% confidence The document text is very short (316 characters) and announces the issuance of a new unsecured bond by Storebrand Bank ASA, including the amount (NOK 250 million), maturity, and ISIN. This action directly relates to the company's financing activities and capital structure changes, fitting the definition of 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP). It is not a full report, a management change, or a dividend notice.
2022-08-15 English
STOREBRAND ASA: Status share buyback program
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 97% confidence The document text consists of a structured table detailing numerous 'Trade Id', 'Trade Date', 'Buy/Sell' actions, 'ISIN', and 'Price/Volume' information for the issuer 'STOREBRAND ORD'. This format is characteristic of regulatory filings reporting insider transactions or significant share dealings by directors/executives. Since the document explicitly lists multiple transactions involving the company's own shares (though the 'Buy/Sell' column indicates 'Buy' for all visible entries, the context of reporting individual trades strongly suggests insider activity reporting), the most appropriate classification is Director's Dealing (DIRS) or Transaction in Own Shares (POS). Given the detailed, transactional nature of the data, which often accompanies mandatory disclosures of director/insider trades, 'DIRS' is a strong candidate if these trades are by insiders. However, if this is a general report of the company executing buybacks, 'POS' applies. Since the data structure strongly resembles a transaction log often associated with insider reporting (Director's Dealing), and without explicit confirmation that the trades are by the company itself (POS), 'DIRS' is the most specific fit for reporting individual executive/director transactions. If the document were a general report of the company buying back shares, it would likely be titled as such. In the absence of a clear 'Form 4' or similar regulatory header, and based purely on the content being a log of share transactions, 'DIRS' (Director's Dealing) is selected as the primary classification for individual transaction reporting, or 'POS' if interpreted as a general share transaction report. Given the context of financial reporting databases, detailed transaction logs like this often fall under insider reporting. Let's re-evaluate against POS: POS is 'Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares'. DIRS is 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades)'. The data shows 'Buy' transactions, which could be either. Since the data is highly granular and appears to be a regulatory submission of transactions, DIRS is often used for individual insider reports, while POS is for corporate actions. Without more context, DIRS is a reasonable classification for detailed transaction reporting by individuals associated with the company. However, if this is a mandatory disclosure of *any* significant transaction, and given the lack of explicit 'Director' names, 'POS' (Transaction in Own Shares) is a safer general classification for share movement reporting if it's not explicitly tied to directors. Given the structure, it looks like a regulatory filing detailing share trades. Let's check the definitions again. DIRS is for *personal* transactions by directors. POS is for the *company* buying back shares. Since the issuer is listed as 'STOREBRAND ORD', and the trades are listed, this is most likely a report of insider transactions (DIRS) or a report of the company's own share activity (POS). Given the high volume and granularity, it strongly resembles a regulatory filing of insider trades. I will classify it as DIRS.
2022-08-15 Norwegian
STOREBRAND ASA: Status share buyback program
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 98% confidence The document is titled "STOREBRAND ASA: Status share buyback program" and provides a detailed breakdown of transactions (Date, Volume, Price, Value) executed under an existing share buyback program between August 8th and August 11th, 2022. It concludes with the total number of own shares held. This content directly relates to the company purchasing its own shares, which corresponds precisely to the definition of 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS). Although it is a status update, the core content is the transaction data, not just an announcement of a future report (which would be RPA/RNS).
2022-08-15 English
STOREBRAND ASA: Status tilbakekjøp av egne aksjer
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 98% confidence The document title is "STOREBRAND ASA: Status tilbakekjøp av egne aksjer" (Status share buyback of own shares). The text details transactions made under a share repurchase program, including daily volumes, average prices, and the total number of treasury shares held. This directly corresponds to the definition of reporting the company buying back or selling its own shares. Therefore, the appropriate filing type is 'Transaction in Own Shares' (POS). The document length is relatively short (1974 chars), but it is a detailed status report, not just an announcement that a report is attached, making POS more specific than RPA or RNS.
2022-08-15 Norwegian
STOREBRAND BANK ASA - Utvidelse av obligasjon
Capital/Financing Update Classification · 98% confidence The document text is very short (369 characters) and announces an 'Utvidelse av obligasjon' (Extension of bond) for Storebrand Bank ASA, specifically mentioning the ISIN and the increase in the outstanding amount (MNOK 200 extension, total MNOK 700). This relates directly to financing activities and capital structure changes, specifically debt issuance/modification. This fits best under 'Capital/Financing Update' (CAP). It is not a full report, a transcript, or a standard regulatory filing like 10-K or ER.
2022-08-12 Norwegian
Rentefastsettelse
Interest Rate Update/Notice Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "Rentefastsettelse" (Interest Rate Setting) and explicitly details the setting of a new bond interest rate ('Ny Obligasjonsrente') for a specific ISIN and period. It mentions the rate setting is in accordance with the Bond Agreement and that the notification has been sent for registration. This directly corresponds to the definition of an Interest Rate Update/Notice (IRAT), which covers updates on interest rate changes affecting financial instruments.
2022-08-11 Norwegian

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