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Swedbank är en svensk bank med banktjänster för privatpersoner och företagskunder. Gör bankärenden när det passar dig - digitalt eller på ett kontor. Välkommen!
May 14, 2024 · Swedbank is a modern bank with its roots firmly planted in the history of Sweden’s savings banks and the cooperative agricultural bank tradition. We have relationships with 7 million private customers and 555 000 corporate customers.
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Swedbank AB (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈsvɛ̌d(ː)baŋk, ˈsvɛ̌d(ː)bæŋk, ˈswɛ̌d(ː)bæŋk]) [verification needed] is a Nordic-Baltic banking group based in Stockholm, Sweden, offering retail banking, asset management, financial, and other services.
Swedbank offers loans, payments and savings to simplify everyday life for individuals and companies. Swedbank has its roots in the Swedish savings bank movement, which dates back to 1820.
Welcome to Swedbank. Swedbank has its roots in the Swedish savings bank movement, the history of which reaches back to 1820. The Savings Banks were founded for the purpose of contributing to increased prosperity and a more secure existence through financial planning.
Swedbank is always a simple, open and caring financial partner for everything from everyday money transfers, pensions and investments to unique financing solutions. Swedbank is part of the society and the community.
The history of Swedbank dates all the way back to 1820 and the establishment of Sweden’s very first savings bank.
Swedish Banking is Swedbank’s largest business area, accounting for just over half of the Group’s overall profit. With around 3.7 million private customers, we are Sweden’s largest private bank.
In our four home markets, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, we offer services such as loans and mortgages, savings and investments, payment services, pension and insurance, and private banking. We have international branches in China, Finland, Norway and the USA.
