Investing.com -- Swedish bank SEB's fourth-quarter net profit did not meet expectations, and the proposed total dividend for the year was lower than anticipated, causing a 3% drop in its share price.

FY 2024 results show a 1% income rise to SEK 74.1 billion, with net interest income down. See why we remain neutral on the stock.

With Sweden's Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) urging homeowners to renegotiate their mortgages, now may be the perfect time to consider moving your mortgage to another bank.

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Sweden’s first private bank. That institution, which later evolved into Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken, or SEB, remains one of Northern Europe’s leading financial institutions today ...

Swedish bank SEB narrowly missed fourth-quarter net profit expectations on Wednesday and proposed a lower-than-expected total dividend for the year, sending its shares down 4%. SEB net profit and ...