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Kjell-Olof Feldt (1994-98) Staffan Burenstam-Linder (1991-94)

Per Borg (1990-91) Erik Åsbrink (1985-90)

Gunnar Sträng (1982-85) Torsten Bengtson (1976-82)

Pierre Vinde (1973-76) John Ericsson (1970-73)

Kjell-Olof Feldt (1967-70) Krister Wickman (1964-67)

Per Edvin Sköld (1957-64) Per Eckerberg (1956-57)

Conrad Jonsson (1948-56) Dag Hammarskjöld (1941-48)

Adolf af Jochnick (1917-41) Sixten von Friesen (1909-17)

Reinhold Skarin (1906-09) Pehr von Ehrenheim (1897-06)

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      • The publication “Sveriges Riksbank – a 350-year journey"
      • Contact
    • History
      • 1600-1699
        • A bank in every town
        • Copper standard is introduced
        • The world's largest coin
        • Sweden’s first bank
        • First banknotes in Europe
        • Sveriges Riksbank is founded
        • First building of its own
        • Absolute monarchy takes power over the bank
      • 1700-1799
        • Transport bills are introduced
        • Military defeat leads to banking crisis
        • Emergency coins fund the war
        • New policy creates inflation
        • Tumba Bruk is founded
        • Counterfeiters sentenced to death
        • The Caps create deflation
        • Cheaper spirits
        • Many types of coin become one
        • The Swedish National Debt Office is established
        • Anckarström shoots the king
      • 1800-1899
        • The first local office opens
        • Private banks issue their own banknotes
        • The silver standard is reintroduced
        • The first modern banknotes
        • We start using decimals
        • The Riksbank is renamed
        • Sweden gets the krona
        • The discount rate is used for the first time
      • 1900-1999
        • Karl Langenskiöld becomes Governor of the Riksbank
        • Sole right to issue banknotes
        • The Riksbank moves to Helgeandsholmen
        • Financial crisis managed
        • The gold standard collapses
        • Strong deflation after the war
        • Stock market crash on Wall Street
        • First in the world with price stability target
        • The Kreuger Crash
        • The krona is pegged to the dollar
        • Important role for Hammarskjöld
        • Monetary policy subordinated
        • International commitments and increased regulation
        • Per Åsbrink becomes Governor
        • The interest rate coup
        • The Riksbank celebrates its 300th jubilee and the Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel is established
        • Construction starts on the Riksbank building
        • Bretton Woods goes to the grave
        • Wave of devaluations starts
        • Lars Wohlin becomes Governor of the Riksbank
        • Bengt Dennis becomes Governor of the Riksbank
        • The November Revolution
        • The krona is pegged to the ECU
        • Interest rate 500% – the krona floats
        • The Riksbank sets an inflation target
        • Urban Bäckström becomes Governor of the Riksbank
        • Sweden signs the Maastricht Treaty
        • New law gives the Riksbank more independence
      • 2000-2018
        • Lars Heikensten becomes Governor of the Riksbank
        • Stefan Ingves becomes Governor of the Riksbank
        • Global financial crisis
        • Öre abolished as unit of coinage
        • Repo rate cut to 0 per cent
        • Eberstein takes the gavel
        • Negative repo rate is introduced
        • New banknotes and coins
        • The CPIF as target variable for monetary policy
        • Sveriges Riksbank reaches the age of 350
      • The building
        • The architecture
        • The architect Peter Celsing
        • Guided tour of the building
      • Former Governors of the Riksbank
      • Former Chairmans of the General Council
      • Money and power – the history of Sveriges Riksbank
    • Contact
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