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Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

Avanza Bank (Buy, TP: SEK370.00) - Growth momentum set to continue

Growth momentum set to continue Q1 profits reached a new quarterly all-time high, supported by surging customer activity and particularly strong brokerage income. We believe trading intensity is set to remain elevated in Q2, and see potential for further positive consensus earnings revisions. At a 2025e P/E of c20x, the valuation remains undemanding, in our view. We have raised 2025–2026e EPS by 3–6%, our target price to SEK370 (347), and reiterate our BUY.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

Avanza Bank (Buy, TP: SEK347.00) -

Avanza is firing on all cylinders due to the persistent market turbulence after the US election. We see reason for sustained high customer engagement given likely continued volatile markets during the Trump presidency and macro tailwinds for Swedish households, setting the stage for solid revenue and EPS growth in 2025, which is still not fully reflected in consensus in our view. We have lowered our 2025–2026e EPS by 0-7% and our target price to SEK347 (360), but reiterate our BUY.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

March web-activity insights

Web-activity data from March indicates roughly flat trading activity MOM for Avanza and Nordnet, and one of the most active months in three years despite negative seasonality. For Q1e, we see c20% upside potential on Avanza’s trading-related commissions, c15% on Nordnet’s. The platforms are due to release their March statistics on 3 April.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

February web-activity insights

Web-activity data points to trading activity up 2–5% MOM for Avanza and Nordnet in February, potentially the second-most active month in three years. For Q1e, we see upside potential to Avanza’s and Nordnet’s transaction-related commissions, since activity seems to be holding up better than the consensus view of an imminent rapid normalisation. The platforms are due to release their February statistics on 5 March.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

Avanza Bank (Buy, TP: SEK360.00) - 2025e EPS to defy rate-cut gravity

We expect the accelerating savings and activity trends in Q4 coupled with positive stock market sentiment and macroeconomic tailwinds for Swedish savers to support c10% EPS growth in 2025, despite raised investments and headwinds from lower rates. We have increased our 2025–2026e EPS by 5–6%, leaving us c20% above consensus for these years. We have raised our target price to SEK360 (330) and reiterate our BUY.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

Avanza Bank (Buy, TP: SEK330.00) - Trading made great again

We believe a lingering customer trading activity uptick since the US elections in November coupled with macroeconomic tailwinds for Swedish savers provides good outlook for positive revenue and EPS growth in 2025 despite lower interest rates, contrary to consensus. We have raised our 2025–2026e EPS by 7–8% and our target price to SEK330 (300) and reiterate our BUY.

Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

December web-activity insights

Web-activity data points to trading activity down c5% MOM in December for Avanza and Nordnet, although still high compared to before the US election. We continue to see upside potential on particularly Avanza’s transaction-related commissions, thanks to high FX fees from elevated cross-border trading. The platforms are due to release their December statistics on 7 January.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

November web-activity insights

Web-activity data points to a significant uptick in trading MOM in November for Avanza and Nordnet, driven by higher activity during and after the US election. We see upside potential on Avanza’s transaction-related commissions, thanks to higher FX fees from likely elevated cross-border trading. The platforms are due to release their November statistics on 4 December.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

Avanza Bank (Buy, TP: SEK300.00) - Reassuring strategy update

We believe the new long-term strategic priorities given in the Q3 report should have de-risked any concerns over surging IT investments, while also providing a compelling case for continued Swedish growth for years to come. We agree with the bullish Swedish growth outlook, and see upside potential to the new 15% savings capital growth target in the next few years, fuelled by macro tailwinds for Swedish savers. We have made limited EPS changes, and reiterate our BUY and SEK300 target price.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
ABGSC Financials Research ... (+2)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Patrik Brattelius
Nicolas McBeath
  • Nicolas McBeath

Avanza Bank (Buy, TP: SEK300.00) - Do not discount Sweden yet

The threat of a growth slowdown for Avanza is probably overstated by the market, with fiscal and monetary policy tailwinds set to support still-robust growth in savings in Sweden for 2025–2026e. We have upgraded to BUY (HOLD), raised our target price to SEK300 (255) and our 2025–2026e EPS by 4–6% (6–9% above consensus).

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