• Jyske Bank posted H1 2026 earnings per share of DKK 39, matching the record-high level in H1 2025; Q2 EPS hit a record DKK 22.
• Core income fell 2% year-on-year to DKK 6.39 billion, reflecting lower average short-term interest rates despite higher volumes.
• Core expenses edged down 2% to DKK 3.13 billion, as efficiency measures and fewer full-time employees offset salary adjustments and inflation.
• Loan impairment charges stayed low at DKK 40 million, while post-model adjustments rose by DKK 127 million to DKK 1.8 billion on geopolitical uncertainty.
• CET1 ratio stood at 15.7% and total capital ratio at 21.0%; Jyske launched Jyske Frihed and rolled out an AI assistant for advisory services.

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