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Thedéen: The road to the EU Savings and Investment Union – do’s and don’ts

03/07/2025 -

Don't politicise and micromanage the instruments for savings and investment, was one of the messages when Riksbank Governor Erik Thedéen today gave a speech at a conference organised by SEB in Brussels. The focus of the conference was to discuss...

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Thedéen: The banks need to have more active liquidity management

11/09/2025 -

The banks need to prepare to manage more of their liquidity in the overnight market. This was pointed out by Governor Erik Thedéen when he invited monetary policy counterparties to Brunkebergstorg to talk about how the banks will be affected...

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Bunge: Recovery in the Swedish economy, continued resilience in the housing market remains important

18/02/2026 -

Where is the economy heading? These issues, as well as the Riksbank’s most recent policy rate decision, were discussed today by First Deputy Governor Aino Bunge at the BoPol Live seminar in Stockholm.

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Per Jansson: Independent guidance from central banks has become even more important

13/02/2026 -

It is important that central banks continue to communicate what they believe will happen in the future – and it is even more important when times are turbulent. This was the message of Deputy Governor Per Jansson. He also emphasised that central...

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Thedéen: Resilience pays: the strategic value of regulation and supervision

19/09/2025 -

Copenhagen...

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Staff memo: Better access to data on emissions is needed

19/02/2025 -

Banks have relatively small loans to the sectors that emit substantial amounts of greenhouse gases, so there is little to indicate that the introduction of a cost for emissions would have a major impact on Sweden's financial system. But the...

Press & published / Notices and Press releases

Banks can contribute to the climate transition

12/02/2025 -

The banks have the opportunity to contribute to the green transition by steering their lending towards projects that favour sustainability. But a sufficient level of transparency is required to be able to follow the progress of banks' climate...

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Committee on Finance hearing on the Riksbank's operations and monetary policy

11/03/2025 -

The Executive Board today participated in the Committee on Finance's hearing on the Riksbank's activities in 2024 and current monetary policy.

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Inflation and financial stability can be affected by climate change

21/02/2025 -

Climate change will have an impact on society, the economy and participants in the financial system. So will the measures taken to mitigate climate change. This poses risks to both monetary policy and financial stability, and thus affects the...

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The cost of cross-border payments is not in line with G20 targets

27/02/2025 -

The G20 has set a target that cross-border payments should cost a maximum of 1 per cent and 3 per cent depending on the type of payment made. The cross-border payments currently offered by the major Swedish banks cost considerably more than this...

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