Norwegian lender DNB Bank has revealed a fall in loan impairments in the third quarter, if a one-off loss linked to the collapse of Thomas Cook is stripped out.
The figure for provisions was NOK 1.24bn ($136.11m) to 30 September, against NOK 11m in the corresponding three months of 2018.
Most of this - NOK 1bn - came from one large corporate loan in stage three, the final stage of restructuring, however.
