In the press
The latest coverage of the Swedish House of Finance in the press, including video, radio, and print media.
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A joint European stock exchange could threaten the Swedish model
2025-12-02 • Swedish • Realtid.se
SHoF’s Björn Hagströmer is interviewed about how Europe’s stock exchanges can remain competitive with their U.S. counterparts.
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Stefan Ingves wants Sweden to adopt the euro
2025-12-01 • Swedish • Dagens industri
SHoF’s Stefan Ingves shares his perspective on whether the time has come for Sweden to join the euro, in connection with the release of a new book on the currency.
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SSE's Professor: The smallest companies are being squeezed by the decline of bank branches
2025-12-01 • Swedish • Dagens PS
Bo Becker discusses the mass closure of Sweden’s bank branches and the negative impact it has had on small and local businesses.
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Continuation vehicles are growing in popularity – professor issues warning
2025-11-25 • Swedish • Realtid.se
Researcher Per Strömberg (SHoF/SSE) is mentioned regarding previous interview in Finanswatch about the risks with continuation funds.
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The Great Breakdown of Creative Destruction
2025-11-25 • International • LesFrancais.press
Research by Alexander Ljungqvist (SHoF/SSE), featured in Lesfrancais.press, showed that start-ups founded during recessions perform better than those created in more favorable periods.
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The Professor’s Advice: A European Stock Exchange
2025-11-21 • Swedish • Dagens industri
Researcher Björn Hagströmer (SHoF/SU) discusses the advantages of a more integrated European stock market in a recent interview.
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Recessions have become ultra-rare. That is storing up trouble
2025-11-10 • International • The Economist
Research by Alexander Ljungqvist (SHoF/SSE), featured in The Economist, found that startups founded during recessions outperform those launched in calmer times and are more likely to go public.
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This is why stock investors fail: "The behavior is more like gambling"
2025-11-02 • Swedish • Dagens industri
Mutual fund savers earn far higher returns than stock-only investors, Avanza reports. The reason, says Anders Anderson (SHoF/SSE) to Dagens Industri: “It’s more gambling than saving.”
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Rising diesel prices pushed hauliers to go green
2025-10-27 • Swedish • Forskning & Framsteg
When diesel costs soared, Swedish haulage companies were forced to rethink their operations. The result: lower emissions – and higher revenues.
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The dire effects of the Stegra crisis: "The most serious consequence"
2025-10-26 • Swedish • Aftonbladet
If Stegra goes bankrupt, it would further erode trust in Sweden’s pension system and fuel skepticism toward green investing, says Anders Anderson (SHoF/SSE)
