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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Taxes, activism or big capital – how companies' emissions can be reduced
2024-03-22 • Swedish • Sveriges Radio
SHoF research Fellow Christian Thomann interviewed In Ekonomiekot Extra
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The expert on SAS: "Chapter 11 is a long and complicated process"
2024-03-18 • Swedish • EFN Ekonomikanalen
SAS is undergoing reconstruction in the USA. It is all done in accordance to “Chapter 11”. SHoF’s Bo Becker explains to EFN what Chapter 11 is and why the reconstruction is taking place in the U.S....
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It is becoming more common for pension money to be invested in startups
2024-02-13 • Swedish • Dagens Nyheter - DN.se
Investing in riskier assets, such as startups, has often paid off for Swedish pension managers. However, the new investment climate, shaped by sharp interest rate hikes, has reversed the trend in many...
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Bo Becker- Are the banks' profits "too high"?
2024-02-13 • Swedish • Svenska Dagbladet
Swedish House of Finance’s Bo Becker discusses Swedish bank profits, and if there are ways to improve competition among financial institutions, on Svenska Dagbladet.
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Lack of competition and undemanding customers bring billions in profits (for the banks)
2024-02-07 • Swedish • Dagens Arena
With these regulations, the entry barriers to starting a bank are high. That makes it difficult to create competition, SHoF affiliated researcher Roine Vestman says.
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Bo Becker, board member of Lysa, describes the workings of automated services
2024-02-05 • Swedish • Affärsvärlden
The performance of robot recommendations is below the indexes.
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Billion-krona bank profits: Is the criticism justified?
2024-01-25 • Swedish • Sveriges Radio
Swedish House of Finance’s Roine Vestman (Stockholm University) spoke to Sveriges Radio to discuss the high earnings among Swedish banks.
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Banks respond to climate criticism: "Will increase lending to green areas"
2024-01-24 • Swedish • Sveriges Radio
Swedish banks are responding to criticisms that their lending practices contribute to climate emissions.
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Stefan Ingves is appointed advisor to the National Bank of Ukraine head
2024-01-22 • International • interfax.com
Stefan Ingves, Swedish House of Finance Research Fellow, who served as the Swedish Central Bank governor in 2006-2022, and OGResearch Managing Partner, Global Projection Model Institute Board Chairman...
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Forced to ask for billions - after the fallout
2024-01-13 • Swedish • Svenska Dagbladet
The Riksbank, Sweden's central bank, has incurred over SEK 80 billion in losses, contrasting with the significant profits of major banks. Consequently, the Riksbank's authority is being curtailed, and...