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Avaldamise aeg 16 apr 2019 08:00:00 +0300
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ASLHV-10001780501-en.pdf
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ASLHV-10001780503-en.pdf
ASLHV-10001780505-et.pdf
ASLHV-10001780506-et.pdf
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Pealkiri LHV Group unaudited results for Q1 of 2019
Tekst
In January, February and March 2019, AS LHV Group altogether earnt EUR 5.0
million in consolidated profit. In Q1, the bank earnt EUR 4.2 million and
Varahaldus EUR 1.2 million as net profit. LHV Group paid EUR 2.3 million as
income tax in Q1. Group's equity ratio was 12.2%.

The Q1 net profit of the consolidation group was EUR 1.7 million less than in Q4
of 2018, however it has increased by EUR 0.7 million y-o-y.

During the quarter, the Group's consolidated net loan portfolio increased by EUR
72 million (+8%; +107 million in Q4 of 2018), to EUR 991 million. Consolidated
deposits increased by EUR 145 million (+10%; -215 million in Q4), to EUR 1,567
million. At the same time, the deposits related to payment intermediaries
increased by EUR 33 million and those of the regular customers by EUR 112
million.

The volume of funds managed by LHV increased by EUR 43 million over the quarter
(+4%; +11 million in Q4), to EUR 1,257 million.

Comment of Madis Toomsalu, the CEO of LHV Group:
"In the first quarter, the growth of our business volumes has been broad-based,
while also showing an all-time rapid pace. The number of the bank's customers
grew by 9,500, with more than 3,600 customers joining us in March. The number of
salary receipts, customers with assets, payments, use of bankcards, investment
contracts is higher than ever. LHV's loan portfolio reached EUR 1 billion and
the customers' deposits thrived. The total number of LHV's customers exceeded
the threshold of 170,000.

The most important highlights of the quarter were the launch of the entrepreneur
account and outgoing instant payments, as well as the acquisition of Verso's
loan portfolio amounting to EUR 13.2 million. In March, we expanded our ATM
network, to speak to a growing number of customers all over Estonia.

In January, LHV Group was chosen as the company with the best investor relations
on the Nasdaq Baltic Stock Exchange. We are still most happy about the
assessment given to our service quality. To be specific, the survey company Dive
rated LHV Pank as the bank offering the best service in Estonia.

LHV Group's profit and profitability were notably influenced by the payment of
income tax relating to dividends. All in all, LHV paid EUR 2.3 million as income
tax and accordingly, the equity ratio was 12.2% in Q1 of 2019.

By the end of Q1, the consolidated volume of investment funds managed by LHV
Varahaldus exceeded the threshold of EUR 1.25 billion; a great part of the
growth originated from the recovery of securities markets after the Q4 decline.
LHV's actively managed pension funds still have the lowest price risk related to
stock exchanges, as the focus is primarily on making OTC investments. From
February, there was an annual decline of 2nd pillar pension fund management fees
related to volume growth, as a result of which the operating income decreased.
The new management fee rates of 2nd pillar funds range from 0.39% to 1.20%. By
the end of the quarter, the number of LHV's active 2nd pillar customers exceeded
177 thousand.

LHV's growth trends are supported by the Estonian business environment. The
economic growth has been solid and the internal policy risks are managed by the
balanced budget, low public sector debt and positive foreign balance.

We expect the slow economic growth to continue; at the same time, forecasting of
the surrounding economies has become increasingly complicated. Also, the credit
market has remained strong. All of the main credit products, incl. corporate
loans and home loans, are growing. The financial health of households is on the
strong side, the loan-to-deposit ratio is improving.

Yet, the sector is increasingly influenced by regulatory issues, such as the
wish of certain parties to dismantle the 2nd pillar pension. By accusing it of
having an insufficient rate of return, productivity is not being improved, but
instead, the intention is to destroy the message that we need to save and thus,
the development of Estonian capital and capital markets is reversed. The planned
changes will be paid by the next generation together with tax increases. This
cannot be a goal. We hope that a reasonable dialogue is achieved between the
public and those making the decisions."


+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Income statement, EUR t                               |Q1-2019|Q4-2018|Q1-2018|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Net interest income                                | 10 945| 10 289| 10 195|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Net fee and commission income                      |  6 225|  6 094|  6 232|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Net gains from financial assets                    |    178|    104|    -87|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Other income                                       |    -23|    108|     -4|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Total revenue                                         | 17 324| 16 595| 16 337|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Staff costs                                        | -4 553| -4 293| -4 142|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Office rent and expenses                           |   -229|   -536|   -494|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   IT expenses                                        |   -629|   -735|   -552|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Marketing expenses                                 |   -708|   -599|   -890|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Other operating expenses                           | -2 987| -2 621| -2 802|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Total operating expenses                              | -9 105| -8 783| -8 880|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|EBIT                                                  |  8 219|  7 811|  7 457|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Earnings before impairment losses                     |  8 219|  7 811|  7 457|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Impairment losses on loans and advances            |   -951|   -543| -1 186|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|   Income tax                                         | -2 265|   -544| -2 014|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Net profit for the reporting period from continued    |       |       |       |
|operations                                            |  5 002|  6 725|  4 256|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Profit/-loss from discontinued operations             |      0|      0|      0|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|Net profit                                            |  5 002|  6 725|  4 256|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|  Profit attributable to non-controlling interest     |    312|    676|    306|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+
|  Profit attributable to share holders of the parent  |  4 690|  6 049|  3 951|
+------------------------------------------------------+-------+-------+-------+


+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|Balance sheet, EURt                          |March 2019|Dec 2018 |March 2018|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Cash and cash equivalents                 |   764 778|  682 658| 1 071 822|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Financial assets                          |    26 205|   47 153|    57 091|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Loans granted                             | 1 001 963|  929 037|   774 760|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Loan impairments                          |   -11 216|  -10 276|    -9 111|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Receivables from customers                |     7 275|    3 721|    12 250|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Other assets                              |    29 308|   24 807|    24 028|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|Total assets                                 | 1 818 313|1 677 100| 1 930 839|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|      Demand deposits                        | 1 422 922|1 304 265| 1 598 606|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|      Term deposits                          |   144 082|  117 933|   126 749|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|      Loans received                         |    21 638|   21 584|     6 018|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Loans received and deposits from customers| 1 588 642|1 443 782| 1 731 373|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Other liabilities                         |    22 325|   24 655|    26 796|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Subordinated loans                        |    50 900|   50 900|    30 900|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|Total liabilities                            | 1 661 866|1 519 337| 1 789 069|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|Equity                                       |   156 447|  157 763|   141 770|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|   Minority interest                         |     3 234|    4 123|     7 027|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+
|Total liabilities and equity                 | 1 818 313|1 677 100| 1 930 839|
+---------------------------------------------+----------+---------+----------+


AS LHV Group reports are available at https://investor.lhv.ee/en/reports/.

LHV will organize an investor meeting to introduce the quarterly results, to be
held on 16 April at 18.00 in LHV Tallinn office (Tartu mnt 2, I floor). The
presentation will be made in Estonian. To participate, please register at
https://fp.lhv.ee/academy/558. A real-time video broadcast is made of the
investor meeting on LHV's Facebook page www.facebook.com/LHVPank
(http://www.facebook.com/LHVPank).

LHV Group is the largest domestic financial group and capital provider in
Estonia. LHV Group's key subsidiaries are LHV Pank and LHV Varahaldus. LHV
employs about 400 people. More than 171,000 customers use LHV's banking
services. Pension funds managed by LHV have over 177,000 active clients.


Priit Rum
Communications Manager
Phone: +372 502 0786
Email: priit.rum@lhv.ee (mailto:priit.rum@lhv.ee)