PBB Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG Stockholm Filial (branch)
PBB Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG Stockholm Filial is the Swedish branch of the German specialist lender Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG, focused on originating and managing commercial real estate finance across Sweden and the wider Nordic region for professional borrowers such as property companies, funds, and developers. The…
- SWIFT / BIC
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- Headquarters
- Mäster Samuelsgatan 42, 111 57, Stockholm, Sweden
- Phone
- +46 8 440 10 60
About PBB Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG Stockholm Filial (branch)
PBB Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG Stockholm Filial is the Swedish branch of the German specialist lender Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG, focused on originating and managing commercial real estate finance across Sweden and the wider Nordic region for professional borrowers such as property companies, funds, and developers. The branch concentrates on secured lending against income-producing assets and development projects, typically offering senior investment and refinancing facilities within defined risk parameters, and it does not provide consumer banking services such as current accounts, cards, or retail deposits. Funding for the lending business is sourced at group level, notably via covered bonds (Pfandbriefe) and other wholesale instruments, and credit decisions follow the parent’s risk policies, with home-country supervision in Germany and branch activities carried out under applicable Swedish regulatory requirements. Loans are commonly denominated in SEK or EUR, with collateral packages that can include property mortgages, share pledges, and customary financial covenants; documentation standards, hedging expectations, and leverage levels reflect prevailing market conditions and group underwriting criteria. Pricing is negotiated case by case and typically includes arrangement and commitment fees, interest margins linked to risk and asset quality, and prepayment provisions; borrowers should expect standard monitoring and reporting obligations throughout the life of a facility. The branch operates through corporate channels rather than retail distribution, with relationship management, origination, and portfolio oversight handled locally and execution aligned with group processes. In the Nordic market, PBB competes with domestic banks, international lenders, and other Pfandbrief institutions, and its activity level, leverage appetite, and terms may adjust with interest-rate movements, asset liquidity, and sector performance.
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