TF Bank AB
TF Bank AB (publ) is a Sweden-based internet bank focused on unsecured consumer lending, credit cards, and retail deposit products, operating digitally across the Nordics, the Baltics, and selected European markets. It is authorized by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, and eligible deposits are covered by th…
- SWIFT / BIC
- TFBANOB2
- Sede
- Graubündener Str. 6, 81549 München, Germany
- Telefone
- +49 89 2030120
Sobre TF Bank AB
TF Bank AB (publ) is a Sweden-based internet bank focused on unsecured consumer lending, credit cards, and retail deposit products, operating digitally across the Nordics, the Baltics, and selected European markets. It is authorized by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, and eligible deposits are covered by the Swedish deposit guarantee scheme within statutory limits. The bank distributes loans and cards directly online and through partners, uses centralized risk models and automated underwriting, and funds its balance sheet mainly with retail deposits gathered in various countries, supplemented by market funding. The product mix centers on small- to medium-sized credit, which generates interest income but makes performance sensitive to credit-loss trends and macroeconomic conditions in its footprint. Pricing, credit limits, and eligibility are market-specific and risk-based; early repayment, late payment, paper invoicing, and certain account services can carry fees depending on local terms. Savings products are offered with fixed or variable rates, and conditions such as promotional periods, notice requirements, and withdrawal limits vary by account type and jurisdiction. TF Bank reports under IFRS and is subject to EU capital and liquidity requirements; metrics such as CET1 ratio, liquidity coverage, net interest income, cost-to-income, and credit losses are published in interim and annual reports and in disclosures associated with its listing on Nasdaq Stockholm. Customer interaction is primarily digital with limited or no branch presence, and support channels and hours differ by country. Cross-border operations mean consumers should verify governing law, complaint procedures, and deposit protection applicable to their specific market before opening an account or taking credit. As with any non-mortgage consumer finance provider, revolving balances can carry high effective costs and missed payments can trigger fees and negative credit reporting; prospective customers should review pre‑contractual information and standardized disclosures before committing.
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