2020 review: 10 largest regulatory fines this year
The fines kept flowing even in a year as turbulent as 2020.
The fines kept flowing even in a year as turbulent as 2020.
The new venture is spearheaded by Christoffer Malmer, head of SEBx.
The Swedish bank failed to identify risk among its subsidiaries.
International regulator investigates banks’ alleged failings.
Danish start-up aims for expansion in Scandinavia and beyond.
The banks predict P27 will start generating revenue in 2021.
SEB’s studio set to experiment with cloud-based core system
Th trend is shifting from last year’s focus on renewable energy.
EQT is the world’s seventh largest private equity fund.
Combient mix aims to attract talent and drive automation.
DTCC has added data transformation services to its SFTR offering.
The P27 project intends to launch new piece of financial infrastructure next year.
They are DNB, Danske, Nordea, Handelsbanken and SEB.
Danske Bank, DNB, Handelsbanken, Nordea, OP Financial Group, SEB and Swedbank in talking mood.
Swedish fintech company Tink has signed with Nordic banks Nordea, Klarna and Nordnet. Integrating in 2018, the banks will use Tink’s payment technology and personal finance management (PFM) platform within their existing customer channels.
Swedish financial services group SEB and Nasdaq are working on a joint project to test a developed prototype for a mutual fund trading platform based on Chain’s blockchain ledger. The aim is to increase efficiency in the processing of purchases and sales of fund units and to create a unit ledger – an area which […]
Swedish financial services group SEB has selected Canada-based CGI’s Trade360 solution for trade finance and emerging digital technologies, such as blockchain. CGI Trade360 is a cloud-based transaction platform and includes a portal for end-to-end transaction management, including regulatory compliance. SEB is the first bank headquartered in Europe that will implement the solution. Robert Pehrson, head […]
SEB is among the first banks in Sweden to offer Samsung Pay functionality to its customers.
Sweden-based financial services group SEB has selected Simcorp Dimension as its new back office platform for transaction processing, reconciliation, settlement, accounting and derivatives processing.
SEB has teamed up with blockchain specialist Ripple to enable SEB customers to make real-time transfers between SEB accounts in Stockholm and New York. This is “the first step” of a larger blockchain-based payments project.