SEBs inlägg

What is the Paris Agreement, and how does it work? Alva Jonevret explains the background. To learn more about SEB’s work to accelerate the transition, visit https://lnkd.in/d_xt7hta

SEB's Head of Technology Petra Alund is challenged by Google with 19 questions... https://lnkd.in/dQrv3xcz

We are a proud official partner and will participate in the parade at Stockholm Pride 2024! Watch the video where Kristofer Engman, who leads the Proud at SEB group and works as a quant trader within the bank’s currency trading department, and Cecilia Wolrath Ekenbäck, Head of Group Compliance, tell more.

What are green mortgages? Peter Seidel, Commercial Manager, Private mortgage loans, explains. To learn more about SEB’s work to accelerate the transition, visit https://lnkd.in/d_xt7hta

SEB will provide a 125 million euro green loan to construct a wind farm in northern Lithuania. The Akmenė Two windfarm will have an onshore capacity of 99.2 megawatts (MW) and consist of 16 turbines with a capacity of 6.2 MW each. It is scheduled to be commissioned in 2026. https://lnkd.in/dsPukZ-N

What is social sustainability? Samantha Arpas, Sustainable Finance Analyst, explain. To learn more about SEB’s work to accelerate the transition, visit https://lnkd.in/d_xt7hta

We congratulate Corem Property Group on its directed issue, raising proceeds of SEK 1,020 million. We are proud to be Joint Global Coordinator and Bookrunner to Corem Property Group in connection with the directed issue. #SEB #SEBECM #SEBCorporateFinance #Advisory

We have today presented SEB’s results for the second quarter 2024. See some of the highlights below.

The German company Esforin is part of SEB Greentech VC’s portfolio. The company provides infrastructure for trading flexibility on the energy market – an overlooked aspect of the energy transition process, according to Christian Hövelhaus, CEO and founder of Esforin. Learn more below. Learn more about how we are helping accelerate our client´s transition to a low-carbon economy: https://lnkd.in/dTRCthX9

Today SEB presents its results for the second quarter 2024. “Our result remained solid in the second quarter and asset quality was robust. While the interest rate cuts during the quarter resulted in a decrease in net interest income, we saw improved momentum in other parts of our business. For instance, we saw positive net flows in asset management across the divisions, an increase in investment banking activity and signs of improving credit demand,” says SEB’s President and CEO Johan Torgeby. Return on equity remained strong at 17.6 per cent and our capital management buffer was solid at 430 basis points. The full report is available here: https://lnkd.in/d_uauGfq