Nordea Kredit

Investor Presentation 2015 Q4

Published 22 February, 2016

Nordea Kredit

Introduction and contact information

This Investor Presentation has been compiled by Nordea Kredit for information

purposes only and offers facts and figures on Nordea Kredit and the mortgage

collateral supporting outstanding covered mortgage bonds and mortgage bonds.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact:

Finn Nicolaisen, First Vice President, Nordea - TALM Exposures,

phone +45 3333 1625

Juho-Pekka Jääskeläinen, Senior Treasury Manager, Nordea - TALM Exposures,

phone +45 3333 1626

Contents:

• Nordea Kredit – in brief

• Ratings and OC

• Loan portfolio

• LTV

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Nordea Kredit – in brief I

• Founded in 1993, number of employees (in FTEs) 101 (as per 2015 Q4)

• New issues are covered mortgage bonds (SDROs), exclusively

• All bonds issued by Nordea Kredit are rated AAA (by S&P) and Aaa (by Moody’s)

• Profit before tax 2015, DKK 1,913m and Cost/Income ratio 10.6%

• Mortgage loans at nominal value 2015 Q4: DKK 383.8bn (2015 Q3: DKK 381.3bn)

• Mortgage loans at fair value 2015 Q4: DKK 385.9bn (2015 Q3: DKK 383.0bn)

• Market share 2015 Q4: 15.0% (2015 Q3: 15.0%)

(Mortgage loans at nominal value as a share of all Danish mortgage bank loans)

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Nordea Kredit – in brief II

• Weighted average LTV 2015 Q4: 63% (2015 Q3: 63%)

• Total capital ratio at end of 2015: 29.7% and Tier 1 capital ratio 29.7% (excl. transitional rules)

• Match-funded “Pass Through” setup complying with the Danish specific balance

principle

• Late payments by borrowers 2015 Q3: 0.17% (2015 Q2: 0.18%)

(Residential properties and holiday homes, 3½ months after the September 30, 2015 payment date)

• Danish mortgage banks are regulated and supervised by Finanstilsynet

(The Danish FSA)

• All covered bonds issued by Nordea Kredit are ECBC-labeled – see

http://nordeakredit.dk/ - Investor information

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Nordea Kredit – ratings and over-collateralisation

OC and CE requirements as set by Moody´s and S&P, respectively TPI leeway and unused uplift as defined by Moody´s and S&P, respectively OC data in the lower right hand box as computed by Nordea Kredit

AAA AAA Aaa Aaa Ratings of issued bonds

S&P Moody´s

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Aaa and AAA rating, %

CC 2 CC1 CC2 CC 1

CC1: 7.8

CC2: 9.8

OC per Q4 2015, %

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Nordea Kredit`s market shares - outstanding loans in per cent

of all Danish mortgage credit loans

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Nordea Kredit – profit and net new lending

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CC I, RO:

DKK 17.1bn, 4.4 %

Nordea Kredit has two capital centers:

• CC I: Mortgage Bonds

(Realkreditobligationer, “RO”)

No open series.

About 66% of the bonds in CC I

are grandfathered covered bonds

according to UCITS/CRD.

• CC II: Covered Mortgage Bonds

(Særligt dækkede realkredit-

obligationer,”SDRO”) are issued

out of CC II (2007 - ).

All bonds in CC II are covered

bonds according to UCITS/CRD.

Nordea Kredit capital centers

CCs I&II, 2015 Q4: DKK 385.9bn (mortgage loans at fair value)

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CC II, SDRO:

DKK 368.8bn, 95.6 %

Match-funded setup due to the specific Balance Principle

Investor

Nordea

Kredit

Interest

payment

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Nordea Kredit complies with the

specific Balance Principle and has a

match-funded “Pass Through” setup.

Nordea Kredit has no prepayment risk

and only negligible interest rate and

foreign exchange risk.

Borrower

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Nordea Kredit – loan portfolio split by property categories

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DKK 257.4bn, 66.7%

DKK 28.5bn, 7.4%

DKK 41.3bn, 10.7%

DKK 48.1bn, 12.5% DKK 10.6bn, 2.7%

Owner occ. dwellings &holiday homes

Private rental housing

Commercial

Agriculture

Other properties

Capital centres I & II, 2015, Q4 at fair value: DKK 385.9bn

Distribution of all loans by property category

DKK 60.4 bn 17.6%

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Nordea Kredit – loan portfolio - loan type split

DKK 98.1bn, 25.4%

DKK 54.7bn, 14.2%

DKK 53.0bn, 13.7% DKK 88.1bn, 22.8%

DKK 2.5bn, 0.7%

DKK 3.1bn, 0.8%

DKK 35.4bn, 9.2% DKK 51.0bn, 13.2%

Fixed

Fixed IO

ARM

ARM IO

FRN capped

FRN capped IO

FRN

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Capital centres I & II, 2015, Q4 at fair value: DKK 385.9bn

Distribution of all loans by loan type

Nordea Kredit – loan portfolio - loan type split (Developments from 2014, Q4 - 2015, Q4 – nominal value)

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88.2bn 23.7%

91.6bn 24.4% 95.4bn

.25.1%

98.bn 25.7%

99.5bn 25.9%

53.2bn 14.3%

53.3bn 14.2%

54.3bn 14.3%

55.0bn 14.4%

55.1bn 14.3%

28.9bn 7.8%

24.2bn 6.4%

22.0bn 5.8%

19.4bn 5.1%

16.5bn 4.3%

48.2bn 13.0% 40.1bn

10.7% 36.7bn 9.7%

32.5bn 8.5%

26.1bn 6.8%

27.2bn 7.3% 31.6bn

8.4% 33.6bn 8.8%

33.8bn 8.8% 35.1bn

9.1%

52.7bn 14.2%

56.6bn 15.1%

59.1bn 15.6%

59.5bn 15.6% 59.8bn

15.6%

28.4bn 7.6%

30.6bn 8.2%

31.7bn 8.4%

34.6bn 9.1%

37.8bn 9.9%

45.3bn 12.2%

47.6bn 12.7%

47.0bn 12.4%

48.8bn 12.8%

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Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q2 2015 Q3 2015 Q4 2015Fixed rate - amort Fixed rate - IO ARMs 1-2 years - amort ARMs 1-2 years - IO

ARMs 3-10 years - amort ARMs 3-10 years - IO Cita, Cibor, cap - amort Cita, Cibor, cap - IO

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DKK 60.4 bn 17.6%

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DKK 80.6bn, 31.3%

DKK 46.5bn, 18.0%

DKK 35.5bn, 13.8%

DKK 69.5bn, 27.0%

DKK 2.3bn, 0.9%

DKK 2.9bn, 1.1%

DKK 7.2bn, 2.8%

DKK 13.0bn, 5.1%

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Fixed IO

ARM

ARM IO

FRN capped

FRN capped IO

FRN

FRN IO

Owner occupied dwellings and holiday homes, capital centres I & II, 2015, Q4 at fair value: DKK 257.4bn

Distribution of loans by loan type

Nordea Kredit – loan type split for owner occupied dwellings

DKK 17.1bn, 4.4%*

DKK 10.4bn, 4.0%** (0.58m citizens – 10.3%)

DKK 89.2bn, 23.1%*

DKK 56.1bn, 21.8%** (1.28m citizens – 22.7%)

DKK 61.3bn, 15.9%*

DKK 35.0bn, 13.6%** (1.21m citizens – 21.3%) DKK 73.1bn, 18.9%*

DKK 50.2bn, 19.5 %** (0.82m citizens – 14.5%)

* All segments

** Owner occupied dwellings and holiday homes

Total number of citizens 5.7m, April 1, 2015 – Source: Statistics Denmark

North

Denmark

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Region Region

Zealand

Capital

Region of

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DKK 145.1bn, 37.7%*

DKK 105.7bn, 41.1%** (1.77m citizens – 31.2%)

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Capital centres I & II, 2015, Q4 at fair value: All property categories: DKK 385.9bn

Owner occupied dwellings & holiday homes: DKK 257.4bn

Geographical distribution by Danish regions

Nordea Kredit - loans by Danish regions and property

categories

Asset quality - late payments by borrowers, 2015 Q3

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All mortgage banks* Nordea Kredit

All mortgage

banks 0.21%

(last 0.24%)

Nordea Kredit 0.17%

(last 0.18%)

*) Including Nordea Kredit

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Nordea Bank Danmark takes “first losses” on Nordea Kredit loans according to the

table below:

Property type Guarantee period * Guarantee level **

Owner occupied dwellings Lifetime of loan 25 per cent

Holiday homes Lifetime of loan 25 per cent

Subsidized property Lifetime of loan 10 per cent

Housing for youth/elderly Lifetime of loan 10 per cent

Agricultural property Lifetime of loan 25 per cent

Commercial property Lifetime of loan 25 per cent

Asset quality - loss guarantee by Nordea Bank Danmark

*) The guarantee period starts when a loan is disbursed or remortgaged. The former guarantee period of 5 or 10

years, respectively was changed to the lifetime of the loans on December 9, 2013.

**) As a percentage of the original principal – disregarding all amortisation

-The guarantee amount is not reduced during the guarantee period, but cannot exceed the outstanding debt.

-By the end of Q4 2015 loss guarantees from Nordea Bank comprised loans totalling DKK 357.6bn. The actual

loss guarantees amounted to DKK 100.0bn.

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Net loss for the year in per cent of mortgageloans at nominal value (rhs)

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Nordea Kredit – LTV, loan-to-value 2015 Q4 (2015 Q3)

LTV CC I & II LTV CC I LTV CC II

2015Q4 2015Q3 2015Q4 2015Q3 2015Q4 2015Q3

Owner occupied

dwellings

69 69 68 69 69 69

Private rental housing 58 59 77 77 58 58

Commercial 54 55 47 48 54 55

Agriculture 50 50 47 48 50 50

Other properties 37 36 38 38 37 36

Total 63 63 64 65 63 63

- The figures are weighted averages for the respective property categories

- Please also see the information about Nordea Kredit in the ECBC covered bonds labelling

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Legislation

• Danish mortgage financing is regulated and supervised by the

DFSA (Finanstilsynet): www.ftnet.dk

• Some legislation can be found in English at the DFSA’s English website:

http://www.finanstilsynet.dk/en/Regler-og-praksis/Translated-regulations.aspx

• All relevant legislation can be found in Danish at the DFSA’s Danish website:

http://www.finanstilsynet.dk/da/Regler-og-praksis/Lovsamling.aspx

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