NatWest Publishes Q3 2026 Sell-Side Roundtable Transcript
Bitget2026/11/06 17:45- NatWest expects income growth through 2028, CFO Katie Murray told its Q3 2026 sell-side roundtable on November 5, attended by analysts.
- Murray expects broadly stable net interest margins, with balance-sheet growth supporting higher net interest income in 2027.
- Risk-weighted assets are now expected at around £210 billion on January 1, 2027; other full-year guidance remains unchanged.
- A year-end share buyback is planned, with its size subject to board discussions; Murray indicated tolerance for a roughly 12.9% CET1 ratio.
- Structural hedge investment rates reached around 4.2%, versus 3.6% anticipated earlier, supporting expected hedge tailwinds through 2030.
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