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Red on the Stock Exchange after Iran's Threats against Israel

The Stockholm Stock Exchange closed in the red – after having slightly turned upwards during the day – as a result of reports that Iran is planning a robot attack on Israel in the "immediate near future". .

Red on the Stock Exchange after Iran's Threats against Israel

Your savings rate is back to zero again

It was small, and now it's back to zero again - the interest rate on major banks' salary accounts. Move your money, advises the central bank governor.

Your savings rate is back to zero again

Technical issues at Swedbank – difficult to log in

Swedbank's customers have problems logging in to the website and the app on Wednesday, reports Aftonbladet. > I can confirm that it is difficult for some customers to log in.

Technical issues at Swedbank – difficult to log in

Birgitte Bonnesen "does not accept the verdict"

Two weeks ago, Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen was convicted of gross fraud. Now she is commenting on the verdict for the first time.

Birgitte Bonnesen "does not accept the verdict"

After the Interest Rate Decision: Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates

Several major banks are lowering their list rate on their mortgages following the Swedish Central Bank's announcement to lower the repo rate by 0. 25 percentage points on Wednesday.

After the Interest Rate Decision: Major Banks Lower Mortgage Rates

Despite the interest rate cut - a fixed mortgage rate "isn't wrong"

Despite today's expected interest rate cut and a continued low interest rate ahead – the calculations show that a fixed interest rate can be advantageous in the current situation. If you only look at the cost, it's not obviously wrong to perhaps choose a fixed rate for three, four, or five years, says SBAB's chief economist Robert Boije.

Despite the interest rate cut - a fixed mortgage rate "isn't wrong"

Now Norwegian Swish is available in Sweden

The Norwegian equivalent to Swish, Vipps Mobilepay, is launched on Tuesday in Sweden. This means that it is now possible to send money in a similar way as with Swish to people in Norway, Denmark, and Finland.

Now Norwegian Swish is available in Sweden

The stock market rose – people's shares went up

The week got off to a slow start on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. But it turned upwards, albeit with a slight decline in the last hour of trading.

The stock market rose – people's shares went up

Problem for major bank – app and website down

Swedbank has once again problems with its website and with its app. .

Problem for major bank – app and website down

Swedbank's technical issues resolved

Swedbank had technical problems again on Tuesday evening. The bank's customers had difficulty logging in to the app and website for a couple of hours.

Swedbank's technical issues resolved

Bottom grades for the banks' AI solutions

Swedish banks' digital services with various forms of AI assistants are not a hit with customers. In this year's industry survey of the banking sector from the Swedish Quality Index (SKI), these solutions get a thumbs down.

Bottom grades for the banks' AI solutions

Green light after major banks' technical issues

SEB and Swedbank have struggled with technical problems with their banking services over the weekend. The problems began on Saturday when both banks' customers had difficulty logging in.

Green light after major banks' technical issues

Technical problems at Swedbank

Customers have problems logging on to Swedbank, both in the app and on the internet. An error message appears in connection with login attempts.

Technical problems at Swedbank

Inflation is raging - "a signal to the Central Bank"

Inflation fell more than expected in August, largely due to lower energy prices. This paves the way for a series of interest rate cuts from the Swedish Central Bank.

Inflation is raging - "a signal to the Central Bank"

The Verdict Against Bonnesen: "Historic, Completely Unexpected"

Unique, unexpected and historic. This is how anti-corruption expert Louise Brown describes the prison sentence against Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen.

The Verdict Against Bonnesen: "Historic, Completely Unexpected"

Bonnesen's Lawyer: In Shock - Will Appeal

The verdict against Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen will be appealed. Of course, says her lawyer Per E Samuelson to TT and describes that he "is in shock" over the verdict.

Bonnesen's Lawyer: In Shock - Will Appeal

Verdict against bank top executive praised - "the law works"

The Court of Appeal's verdict, where the former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen is sentenced to one year and three months' imprisonment for gross fraud, is welcomed by the CEO of Aktiespararna, Joacim Olsson. According to Olsson, investors and the general public were misled by Bonnesen.

Verdict against bank top executive praised - "the law works"

Prison for Swedbank's former CEO

She was acquitted in the district court, but the court of appeal makes a different assessment. Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen is sentenced to prison for one year and three months for gross fraud.

Prison for Swedbank's former CEO

Former Swedbank CEO receives verdict in Court of Appeal

The former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen, who is charged with gross fraud and disclosure of insider information, will receive her verdict in the Svea Court of Appeal on Tuesday. Bonnesen was fully acquitted by the Stockholm District Court in January 2023, but the verdict was appealed by the prosecution.

Former Swedbank CEO receives verdict in Court of Appeal

Investments in Households - "No Major Difference"

Lowered tax on work and pensions will entail a certain strengthening for Swedish households. But it's not about large sums, believes private economist Arturo Arques.

Investments in Households - "No Major Difference"

The Stock Exchange Fell – Weak US Figure Weighed

The Stockholm stock exchange continued to fall on Thursday for the fourth day in a row. The broad OMXS index fell by 0.

The Stock Exchange Fell – Weak US Figure Weighed

The Service Sector Loses Momentum

The Purchasing Managers' Index for the private service sector in August fell unexpectedly to 52. 9, from 53.

The Service Sector Loses Momentum

Mortgage customers cannot negotiate their interest rate

Customers of the major bank Swedbank who want to negotiate their variable interest rate may receive a no as an answer, reports [SvD Business](https://www. svd.

Mortgage customers cannot negotiate their interest rate

The Stock Exchange Started September Downwards

The Stockholm Stock Exchange began the month of September on a downward trend, and fell by 0. 3 percent.

The Stock Exchange Started September Downwards