Nordnet: Monthly statistics April

Information about Nordnet is available at www.nordnetab.com.
In April, 1,840,987 trades were made in stocks, warrants and options among
Nordnet’s customers in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. That corresponds to
87,666 trades per day. The number of customers in the end of April was 511,500,
which is 4,400 more than previous month. The number of accounts was 657,300,
which is 6,800 more than previous month. Net savings for the month was SEK 700
million and the savings capital was SEK 199 billion. Lending to customers by the
end of April was SEK 7.4 billion.

                  April      April      Change    March      Change
                  2016       2015       one year  2016       one month
Number of trades
Sweden            971,969    734,463    32.3%     853,675    13.9%
Norway            258,009    189,539    36.1%     235,285    9.7%
Denmark           310,169    340,046    -8.8%     319,437    -2.9%
Finland           300,840    337,683    -10.9%    311,536    -3.4%
Total             1,840,987  1,601,731  14.9%     1,719,933  7.0%
Average per day   87,666     84,302     4.0%      83,899     4.5%
Active customers  511,500    454,300    12.6%     507,100    0.9%
Active accounts   657,300    577,400    13.8%     650,500    1.0%
Net savings (SEK  700        1,800      -61.1%    -700       -200.0%
million)
Savings capital   199        197        1.0%      197        1.4%
(SEK billion)
Margin lending    4,610      3,835      20.2%     4,688      -1.7%
excluding cash
and
cash equivalents
(SEK million)
Personal Loans    2,748      2,326      18.1%     2,711      1.3%
(SEK million)

Table: Nordnet’s total trades on all exchanges and market places for all
customers, and average number of trades per day. Average number of trades per
day is calculated as total trades divided by the number of days the Swedish
exchanges are open. Accounts, customers, net savings, savings capital and
lending are based on preliminary data.

- The development on the Nordic stock exchanges during April was flat. Oslo
stood out with an increase of 5.5 %, mainly due to an increasing oil price. The
report period showed a mixed picture, with many companies exceeding expectations
but also weak results from companies such as Ericsson and the banks. The large
amount of reports during the period have attracted the interest of the private
savers, which in turn has led to a higher activity during April compared to the
previous month, says Johan Tidestad, CCO of Nordnet.
För mer information, kontakta:
Johan Tidestad, Kommunikationschef, 0708-87 57 75
Email: johan.tidestad@nordnet.se
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The information in this report is that which Nordnet AB (publ) is required to
publish in accordance with the Swedish Financial Instruments Trading Act and/or
the Swedish Securities Act. This information has been submitted to the market
for publication on 2 May 2016 at 15.00 (CET).
Nordnet is a bank for investments and savings with business in Sweden, Denmark,
Finland and Norway. The idea behind Nordnet is to give customers control of
their money, and the goal is to become the no. 1 choice for investments and
savings in the Nordics. Nordnet AB (publ) is listed in Nasdaq Stockholm. Visit
us at www.nordnetab.com, www.nordnet.se, www.nordnet.no, www.nordnet.dk or
www.nordnet.fi.