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The Swedish financial supervisory authority, Finansinspektionen, has issued a remark and an administrative fee of SEK 12 million to SEB for an error in the transaction reporting of bonds and other financial instruments during a couple of years.

Unfortunately the number of frauds increase and the imposters use yet more sophisticated methods. Here are some important points to look out for.

SEB's fund management company this week published a list of about 40 additional companies that it intended to exclude when making investments. The news drew great attention and created a lot of positive response, but also negative reactions.

From June 12, all companies that violate international standards for the environment, corruption, human rights and labor law will be removed from SEB's funds.

SEB's microfinance funds today reach 18 million entrepreneurs in developing countries. The fifth fund was recently closed – fully subscribed.

SEB economists Robert Bergqvist and Richard Falkenhäll present 11 questions and answers that try to explain the consequences of Britain's election result.

70 international IT developers attended SEB's first internal Hackathon. Within 24 hours, 15 teams coded a great variety of product and system prototypes. 

SEB has taken part in the establishment  of a new FX Global Code, which aims to ensure a robust, fair and transparent currency market distinguished by high ethics. 

SEB has recruited Martin Nilsson as new head of Securities Research. He most recently held the position as head of Equity Research at Nordea.

SEB's microfinance funds will be shown as a good example of how Sweden works for Agenda 2030 and to achieve the UN's Sustainability Development Goals.