(Reuters) - British lender OneSavings Bank Plc reported a rise in loan book for the first nine months and said it continued to expect full-year growth to be marginally ahead of the 29 percent growth achieved last year.
The challenger bank, which was the first bank to list among others in more than a decade on the London Stock Exchange last year, said net loans and advances rose by 986 million pounds to 4.9 billion pounds during January-September.
OneSavings offers residential mortgages, buy-to-let and SME loans.