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“We expect another positive stock market year in 2020, but returns well below those of 2019.” That is the message in SEB’s Investment Outlook.

Growth gears up cautiously but remaining political uncertainty and supply restrictions dampen the power of the upturn, write SEB's economists in a new edition of the Nordic Outlook report.

Mark Luscombe, today country manager in UK, will in August return to Denmark, where he gradually will replace Peter Höltermand as country manager. Anders Engstrand, Head of Debt Capital Markets, will in August replace Mark Luscombe as country manager in UK.

SEB’s results for the fourth quarter 2019 will be announced on Wednesday, 29 January, at approximately 07:00 (Swedish time). 

SEB comments on the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority announcement that it will initiate a sanction evaluation process regarding SEB AB’s internal control and governance of its subsidiary banks in the Baltics.

SEB responds to a number of claims made by the programme Uppdrag granskning from Sveriges Television's, SVT, broadcast on 27 November 2019.

In the opinion of the CFOs of large Swedish companies, business opportunities are less favourable compared with in the spring survey, says CFO Survey for Autumn 2019.

Since 2006, SEB has taken considerable measures in order to minimize the risk of being exploited for money laundering in the Baltics. This is shown in the historical transactional data for Estonia 2005–2018, which SEB publishes today.