Jyske Bank A/S provides financial solutions in Denmark and Germany. It operates through three segments: Banking Activities, Mortgage Activities, and Leasing Activities. The Banking Activities segment serves personal, private banking, and corporate customers, as well as corporate and institutional clients in trading and investment services. The Mortgage Activities segment finances real property, while the Leasing Activities segment covers car and equipment leasing and financing. The company also offers pension and insurance products, investment and asset-management products, payment and advisory services, and online and mobile banking. Jyske Bank A/S was incorporated in 1917 and is based in Silkeborg, Denmark.
Jyske Bank repurchases shares worth DKK 58.2 million in week 32
Jyske Bank executed share buybacks totaling approximately DKK 58.2 million during the week of August 3 through August 7, 2026, as part of its ongoing DKK 3 billion repurchase programme. The bank acquired 55,761 shares at an average price of DKK 1,043.37, bringing the total accumulated under the programme to 1,698,285 shares for DKK 1,572,524,567. Following settlement, Jyske Bank holds treasury shares corresponding to 2.92% of its share capital. The programme, which began on February 5, 2026, and runs until January 29, 2027, is conducted in compliance with the Market Abuse Regulation and related Safe Harbour Rules.
Jyske Bank repurchases shares worth DKK 56 million in week 30
Jyske Bank executed share buybacks totaling 56,137 shares for approximately DKK 56 million during the week of 20–24 July 2026, as part of its ongoing DKK 3 billion repurchase programme. The programme, which began on 5 February 2026 and runs until 29 January 2027 at the latest, has now accumulated 1,584,918 treasury shares at an average price of DKK 918.65, representing 2.72% of the share capital. The latest transactions were carried out at average prices ranging from DKK 1,000.89 to DKK 1,019.45 per share. The programme is conducted in compliance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation and related Safe Harbour Rules.
Jyske Bank buys back shares worth DKK 58.5 million in week 29
Jyske Bank repurchased 59,112 own shares at an average price of DKK 989.30 during the week of 13–17 July 2026, spending a total of DKK 58,479,603 under its ongoing buyback programme. The programme, which runs from 5 February 2026 to 29 January 2027, allows the bank to acquire own shares up to a maximum value of DKK 3 billion. Since the start, Jyske Bank has bought back 1,528,781 shares at an average price of DKK 915.28, for a total transaction value of DKK 1,399,261,610. After settlement of the latest transactions, the bank holds 1,528,781 own shares, corresponding to 2.63% of its share capital, excluding customer investments and the trading portfolio.
0MGD.LSE · Capital · Positive Jyske Bank is actively buying back its own shares under a DKK 3 billion programme, which is a capital return to shareholders.
Jyske Realkredit har offentliggjort oplysninger om ekstraordinære indfrielser i selskabets obligationer. Meddelelsen er sendt til Nasdaq Copenhagen i henhold til lov om kapitalmarkeder § 24 og indeholder en vedhæftet fil med detaljer. Oplysningerne er også tilgængelige på Jyske Realkredits hjemmeside. Henvendelser kan rettes til head of investor relations Christian Bech-Ravn.
0MGD.LSE · Capital · Neutral Jyske Realkredit, a subsidiary of Jyske Bank, reported extraordinary redemptions in its bonds, which may affect the bank's capital position but the net impact is unclear.
Jyske Bank repurchases shares worth DKK 58.3 million in week 27
Jyske Bank executed share buybacks totaling 61,261 shares for approximately DKK 58.3 million during the week ending 3 July 2026, as part of its ongoing DKK 3 billion repurchase programme. The programme, which began on 5 February 2026 and runs until 29 January 2027, has now accumulated 1,411,357 treasury shares at an average price of DKK 909.62, representing 2.43% of the bank's share capital. The latest transactions were carried out between 29 June and 3 July at average prices ranging from DKK 943.23 to DKK 965.86 per share.
0MGD.LSE · Capital · Positive Jyske Bank is actively repurchasing its own shares as part of a DKK 3 billion buyback programme, which is a capital allocation event that typically supports share price.
Suspension ophævet efter overflytning af afdelinger til Investeringsforeningen IA Invest
Suspensionen af handel i afdelingerne TA Globale Aktier og TA Globale Obligationer er ophævet, efter at overflytningen fra Investeringsforeningen TOBA Investments til Investeringsforeningen IA Invest er gennemført. Afdelingerne, med ISIN-koderne DK0061150398 og DK0061150208, har nu første handelsdag i IA Invest-regi. Overflytningen er sket i henhold til den vedtagne overflytningsplan, og Jyske Bank A/S fungerer som market maker. Der henvises til prospektet for Investeringsforeningen IA Invest af 24. juni 2026 for yderligere information.
Investeringsforeningen IA Invest · Capital · Positive The suspension is lifted after successful transfer of departments to IA Invest, allowing normal trading.
Investeringsforeningen TOBA Investments · Capital · Negative Departments transferred away from TOBA Investments, reducing its assets under management.
0MGD.LSE · Capital · Positive Jyske Bank A/S is named as market maker for the transferred funds, which may generate fee income.
Jyske Realkredit amends articles to allow English-only annual reports
Jyske Realkredit's Annual General Meeting on 25th June 2026 unanimously approved an amendment to its Articles of Association. The change adds a new provision stating that annual reports shall be prepared and presented in English, with the Supervisory Board having the option to also prepare them in Danish.
IA Invest updates prospectus as TA Globale Aktier and TA Globale Obligationer transfer from TOBA Investments
Investeringsforeningen IA Invest has published an updated prospectus today. The update reflects the transfer of the sub-funds TA Globale Aktier and TA Globale Obligationer from Investeringsforeningen TOBA Investments to Investeringsforeningen IA Invest. The sub-funds are expected to have their first trading day under IA Invest on Thursday, June 25, 2026, with Jyske Bank A/S acting as market maker once the transfer is complete. The prospectus also now includes information on the use of liquidity management tools and incorporates the articles of association adopted at the latest ordinary general meeting as an appendix. The prospectus is attached and available on the association's website at www.iainvest.dk.
0MGD.LSE · Capital · Neutral Jyske Bank is mentioned as market maker for the transferred sub-funds, which is a routine service role with no clear positive or negative impact.
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