Cooperations

Swedbank participates directly and indirectly in several domestic and international bank industry associations, e.g. the Swedish Bankers’ Association, the Swedish Securities Dealers Association (SSDA), Insurance Sweden, the European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG), the European Banking Federation (EBF) and the Institute for International Finance (IIF).

Swedbank receives information about the regulatory development relevant for the bank from these organisations and contributes from time to time in the preparation of these organisations’ position papers, usually written as a reply to public consultations on draft legislation or draft regulation.

Swedbank staff do also from time to time participate and contribute to the work in reference groups and committees set up by the authorities in order to have a dialogue with the banking industry regarding upcoming legislation. The bank’s participation in these kinds of groups is in most cases organised by one or more of the trade organisations in which Swedbank participates.

The bank also from time to time participates in direct dialogues regarding upcoming legislation and regulation with the national government services, other public authorities and legislators in its home countries and at the EU level.

Swedbank does not knowingly support – financially or otherwise – political parties of any kind directly or indirectly.

Swedbank Robur

Swedbank Robur is a member of and actively participates in various organisations and networks to promote good self-regulation and business ethics, as well as to remain well informed in relation to important issues in our industry and in the world.

Swedbank Robur receives information from some of these organisations and contributes from time to time in the preparation of these organisation’s position papers sometimes written as a reply to public consultations on draft legislation or draft regulation in Sweden and at EU level. Swedbank Robur participates and contributes as directors of the board and in the work of reference groups and committees in some of these organisations.