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Swedbank’s interim report January – September 2012 will be published at 07.00 CET on Tuesday, 23 October, 2012. You are invited to participate in the following presentations:
09-10-2012 13:30
Press releases
Latvia is likely to have fulfilled Maastricht price stability criterion in September 2012
Tags:
Latvia,
CPI,
Flash
08-10-2012 15:08
Publications
Consumer prices increased by 0.7% in September
Tags:
CPI,
Lithuania,
Flash comment
08-10-2012 14:56
Publications
Demography and its economic consequences in the Baltics: The case of Latvia
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Discussion Paper,
Analysis,
Latvia,
Demography
08-10-2012 13:45
Publications
Anders Eklöf, Currency Strategist at Swedbank, is commenting on last Friday's US employment numbers.
08-10-2012 10:14
Videos
On Wednesday, 3 October, at an awards ceremony of the City Enterprise Board of Tallinn recognising socially active companies and organisations, Swedbank was presented with the title of 'Most Responsible Company of the Year'.
Tags:
sustainability
05-10-2012 10:51
News
Stockmarkets have reacted positively to the ending of the uncertainty that had previously weighed on financial markets thanks to significant measures taken by European and US central banks. This is the topic covered by Swedbank Investment Center’s latest monthly comments.
03-10-2012 10:40
News
Services PMI drops to 47.3 in September: activity in the service sector is on the decline
Tags:
PMI-S,
Index,
Indicator
03-10-2012 08:30
Publications
Martin Bolander, Senior Market Strategist at Swedbank's Investment Center, Jörgen Olofsson, Portfolio Manager at Swedbank Robur and Knut Hallberg, Senior Economist at Large Corporate & Intitutions at Swedbank discuss the current market situations.
Tags:
outlook
02-10-2012 16:54
Videos
Close-by crisis raises reform pressures in the Baltic Sea Region
02-10-2012 10:24
Publications
PMI drops to 44.7 in September – the downward trend in industry continues
Tags:
PMI,
Purchasing Managers´Index,
Indicator,
Index
01-10-2012 08:30
Publications
On Friday 21 September the Ethics Centre of the University of Tartu, the University of Tartu Foundation and Swedbank in Estonia signed an agreement for the awarding of business ethics scholarships to doctoral students.
26-09-2012 12:27
News
When is the right time to pursue expansionary fiscal policy - when Sweden is doing well and has a surplus or when the economic cycle weakens and you need stimulus to strengthen it? Should the government be cautious during bad times to ensure it has reserves for even worse times?
Tags:
budget
25-09-2012 11:59
Blog
The Swedish Business Award will be held in Vilnius today. Swedbank's CEO Michael Wolf will talk about the future of the banking sector. Follow the ceremony online.
20-09-2012 09:58
News
The 2013 Annual General Meeting of Swedbank AB will be held in Stockholm, Wednesday 20 March, 2013.
18-09-2012 17:00
Press releases
The focus at Swedbank's Economic Outlook Seminar was naturally on the eurozone. We asked the initial question: After the German constitutional court approved the ESM with some minor reservations, politicians started to discuss the forms of a banking union, and the European Central Bank (ECB) announced that they were buying crisis countries' government bonds on condition that reforms are implemented - is the eurozone thus on the right track?
Tags:
Swedbank Economic Outlook
18-09-2012 09:59
Blog
Swedbank Economic Outlook Seminar 2012 gathered some of the world's leading business economists and central bank representatives in Stockholm Thursday 13 September.
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Swedbank Economic Outlook Seminar
14-09-2012 13:30
News
The leaders of the Baltic State and the Nordic region banking sectors – Nordea, SEB and Swedbank – have set up an education support programme for students of the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga (SSE Riga). Under the Panākumu atslēga programme, students were presented with one of the largest donations in the university’s history – 1.8 million euros (15 million Swedish kroner, SEK). Thanks to the three banks’ donation, 720 scholarships will be granted to students from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia over five years, so reducing their tuition fees.
Tags:
economics
13-09-2012 17:00
News
