Press

Since the last issue of Investment Outlook, SEB’s experts have reduced the risk level in their portfolios to a neutral stance, with some overweighting in global equities compared to Swedish equities.

CFOs of Swedish companies are less optimistic about the business climate than previously, fewer are planning for capex projects and the willingness to hire is falling, shows a new survey.

Leading central banks, and the Swedish Riksbank, are likely to deliver fewer rate hikes than previously anticipated. This is providing new support for slowing economic growth.

SEB's results for the first quarter 2019 will be announced on Tuesday, 30 April, at 07:00 (Swedish time). 

On March 26th, SEB's Annual General Meeting was held at Konserthuset in Stockholm.

SEB's Annual Report, which includes the Sustainability Report, and the Report on Capital Adequacy and Risk Management for 2018 are now available at SEB's web site, together with SEB's Green Bond Investor Report.

The Annual General Meeting in Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB will be held on Tuesday, 26 March 2019 at 13.00h. (CET) at Stockholm Concert Hall, Hötorget, Stockholm.

SEB's experts  expect 2019 to be a stormy year, since we are still in the late phase of the economic cycle.