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SSAB a global Sweden-based steel company, is investing 4.5 billion euros in a new steel mill in Luleå, aiming to significantly reduce carbon emissions and strengthen its competitive position. SEB is one of the core banks supporting the project, which includes one of the largest green financing arrangements in the Nordics to date. Learn more about how SEB supports SSAB’s decarbonisation agenda: https://lnkd.in/dQZ7qpeq

Ann Edholm, born in 1953 in Saltsjöbaden, is a visual artist and printmaker. She studied at Gerlesborg School of Fine Art in Stockholm during the 1970s and 1980s, and at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm between 1981 and 1986. She has held professorships in painting at both the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm and the Valand Academy of Arts in Gothenburg, two of Sweden’s leading institutions for artistic education. Edholm’s work is characterised by a distinct visual language, where form, colour and structure play a central role, inviting the viewer into quiet reflection. She is considered one of the most captivating artists in Swedish contemporary art, known for her abstract realism. This is “60 seconds in the safe”, with Ann Edholm. With a long tradition of supporting art and the people behind it, and as the main sponsor of Market Art Fair, we wanted to get to know the artists on a deeper level. So we brought the conversation to our underground vault in Kungsträdgården in Stockholm, where they could share their thoughts, dreams and secrets. Learn more: sebgroup.com/art marketartfair.com

We’re honoured and grateful to share that SEB Asset Management has received five recognitions in the LSEG Lipper Fund Awards Europe. The awards are presented by London Stock Exchange Group, recognising funds in Europe that have consistently shown strong risk-adjusted returns over various time periods. The award-winning SEB funds are: • SEB Nordenfond, Best Equity Nordic Fund Over Ten years • SEB Läkemedelsfond A, Best Equity Sector Healthcare Fund Over Five years • SEB Sverigefond A SEK, Best Equity Sweden Fund Over Three years • SEB Sverigefond A SEK, Best Equity Sweden Fund Over Five years • SEB Sverigefond A SEK, Best Equity Sweden Fund Over Ten years Thank you to everyone involved and for building trust with our clients. Curious to learn more? Read about the award-winning SEB funds here: https://lnkd.in/dMzsTeGN Past performance is not indicative of future results. The value of fund units/shares can rise as well as fall and you may not get back the amount you invested. Fund information, including the KID, prospectus, and sustainability-related disclosures can be found at: https://lnkd.in/dvTY7vAX

At the SEB Nordic Family Office Summit 2026, Gina Andresen shared her thoughts on the value of events like these for family offices. The Summit is where owner families and family office leaders step away from the day-to-day noise to focus on topics that truly matter to this community: governance, succession, investments and the global trends shaping long-term ownership. Learn more about the SEB Nordic Family Office Summit: https://lnkd.in/dd7muf4C or contact us directly: https://lnkd.in/dF4A5XAs

Swedish tech company Legora is thriving. Powered by its AI-driven platform designed to automate legal work, Legora has scaled, attracted investors, and secured leading law firms as clients – all at an impressive pace. Since 2025, SEB Growth supports Legora. SEB Growth provides advice on everything from core banking services to currency and cash flow management as well as employee pension solutions, with a particular focus on supporting scaleups. Explore more about Legora and SEB Growth: https://lnkd.in/dK9VD32T

Matti Hoffner, born in 1999 in the coastal town of Karlshamn, is one of the youngest artists at this year’s Market Art Fair. He graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Konstfack in 2025 and has already established himself as an artist to watch. Hoffner’s practice is rooted in a close attention to the material’s personal voice, making visible what has been easily discarded. A dialogue between form and content unfolds, where cracks and dirt become scars of earlier experiences. It is an intuitive process, in which the conversation between artist and material reveals itself through almost choreographic movements. The sculptures are arranged not to direct a narrative, but to create an open dramaturgy. They depend as much on each other as they do on the space and the viewer. The works give the impression of being in constant motion. An abstract poetry of form and material, where feeling comes before thought. Or as he himself describes it: ‘the hands, not the head, knowing best’. This is “60 seconds in the safe”, with Matti Hoffner. With a long tradition of supporting art and the people behind it, and as the main sponsor of Market Art Fair, we wanted to get to know the artists on a deeper level. So we brought the conversation to our underground vault in Kungsträdgården in Stockholm, where they could share their thoughts, dreams and secrets. Learn more: https://sebgroup.com/art https://marketartfair.com

“If we know for certain where things are headed, we’re acting too late”, said Riksbank governor Erik Thedéen this morning, invited to a discussion with SEB chief economist Jens Magnusson. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dXXEAw3f

We’re proud to share that SEB has been named Best Private Bank in the Nordics for Family Office Services and Best Private Bank in Sweden for high‑net‑worth individuals by Euromoney. These recognitions highlight the strength of our private wealth management offering, combining international expertise with tailored advisory to support families, entrepreneurs, and individuals with complex financial needs. Thank you to our clients for your trust and to our teams for making these achievements possible. To find out more about our Private Wealth and Family Office offering, visit https://lnkd.in/dUDGKwjT

As the treasury landscape evolves, the focus is shifting from simple automation to agentic artificial intelligence and managing tokenised assets. SEB’s experts explain how data quality and new infrastructure are redefining cash management. 📌 Explore the key highlights below 🔗 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dwVeRT56

SEB economists present three scenarios for how the current Middle East conflict will affect the global economy, depending on its duration and the impact on energy infrastructure. “If we reach a point where energy prices stay high for a year, the risk of broad secondary effects on inflation increases significantly,” says Jens Magnusson, Chief Economist at SEB.