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SEB Asset Management publishes its Sustainability Review 2024. Learn more about the advancements towards the net-zero target, active ownership activities and actions to integrate sustainability into the investment process during the year. Access the full Review: https://lnkd.in/gd_pAuhY   All investments involve risk. When deciding whether to invest in the funds, consider not only their sustainability-related features but also all other characteristics detailed in the prospectus/information brochure. Fund information, including the KID, prospectus/information brochure, and sustainability-related disclosures, are available under each respective fund at www.sebgroup.lu/funds or www.seb.se/fonder.

SEB is delighted to have acted as Global Coordinator for YIT - Urban developer and construction company 's successful issuance of their EUR 120m 3-year senior secured Green Bond. The transaction was well received by the investor community, and allocated to a mix of domestic and international investors. Separately, YIT has announced a tender offer for its EUR 100m 3.250% green notes due January 2026. SEB acts as Dealer Manager for the tender offer. The net proceeds from the issuance will be used in accordance with YIT's Green Finance Framework to refinance the 2026 notes and to partially repay outstanding credit facility liabilities.

We congratulate the Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) on a successful issuance of a new seven-year, EUR 750m Environmental Bond and passing the EUR 10bn threshold in total green bond issuance. SEB has proudly acted as a Joint Lead Manager on the latest transaction. The bond was issued in accordance with NIB’s Environmental Bond Framework, meaning that the proceeds from this transaction will be used for financing selected loan projects benefiting the environment. Read more in the press release: https://lnkd.in/dJtwBYPz

Get the latest updates on sustainable finance products and developments in SEB's Green Bond Report. New issue out now: https://lnkd.in/dgenGuTW

Mats Torstendahl, currently Deputy President and CEO, is appointed Country Manager of SEB UK. Anders Engstrand, the current UK Country Manager, will take up the position as Head of Private Wealth Management & Family Office, part of SEB’s Wealth & Asset Management division. The changes are effective as of August 25, 2025.

“Despite the headwinds in the form of falling interest rates and the political and geopolitical uncertainty globally, we were able to end the year strongly with a robust financial result. For the full year 2024, we have delivered on our targets in terms of return, costs and capital”, says Johan Torgeby, President and CEO, in a comment to SEB’s Annual Report for 2024. In the report you will find financial statements, the report of the directors including governance report and sustainability statement. The sustainability statement has, for the first time, been prepared in accordance with the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and includes SEB’s material sustainability topics. Furthermore, it includes an update on the development regarding the ambitions and goals SEB has set within the climate area to reach a net zero credit portfolio by 2050 at the latest. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dV3CRXvC

In light of the current global turbulence, SEB’s asset allocation view, SEB House View, has released a special edition: ➡️ Uncertainty remains high: Disruption and unpredictability are key strategies in Trump’s approach, making it harder to maintain high conviction in our outlook. ➡️ Focus on consumer confidence: We are closely monitoring consumer sentiment and spending trends, though the flood of news may reduce the reliability of current indicators. ➡️ Positive developments in Germany: The agreement on a major debt brake reform and fiscal package is a strong step forward – potentially signaling a shift away from U.S. economic dominance. ➡️ Asset allocation: We continue to hold a modest overweight in equities, keeping our risk utilization at 60%. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dZ6cP8CJ SEB House View is the bank's asset allocation view. It contains recommendations on how to allocate to different asset classes such as equities and government bonds, based on SEB Asset Management’s view of the global macroeconomic and market developments. This is marketing communication and does not constitute investment advice. Historical returns are no guarantee for future returns. The value of financial instruments can both rise and fall, and it is not certain that you will get back all the invested capital.

We are very proud to be voted as “Best Arranger of Nordic Loans” in the Global Capital Syndicated Loan Awards 2024. This year’s award marks an incredibly proud milestone for us being the sixth consecutive year to receive this award. Thank you to our peers, investors and banking partners for voting for us. We look forward to continuing our valued cooperation with you all during 2025.

Curious to learn more about the new Omnibus proposal, adopted by the European Commission? It’s set to simplify sustainability regulations and reduce reporting burdens for SMEs. Read more in the latest issue of SEB's Green Bond Report: https://lnkd.in/dgenGuTW