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OneSavings Bank - Results ahead of expectations

November 2015

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The budget changes have not derailed One Savings Bank as previously feared and the shares went to a new high of £4. In fact, interims came in ahead of expectations. Loans and advances grew 17% to £4.6bn thanks to organic growth (£778m) and the purchase of a second charge mortgage portfolio (£260m) last March. Continued focus on cost control reduced the cost to income ratio from 29% to 26% and with impairment losses falling from 0.29% to 0.23% of gross loans pretax profit increased 60% to £47.6m. Return on equity was 31% (H1 ’14: 30%), while the key net interest margin soared from 2.82% to 3.05%.On the funding side, retail deposits grew by almost £1bn to £4.6bn while it drew down &poun ...

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