Swedbank AB is a banking group organized around 3 business areas:
- retail banking (70.5% of Net interest income): operating in particular in Sweden (61.1% of Net interest income) and the Baltic States (38.9%; Estonia, Lettonia and Lithuania);
- investment, financial, and market banking (26%): transactions on the stock, interest rate, and exchange markets, financing for large and specialized companies (for projects, acquisitions, etc.), stock brokerage, etc. The group also develops asset management and insurance activities;
- private banking (3.5%).
At the end of 2024, the group managed SEK 1,288.6 billion in current deposits and SEK 1,882.2 billion in current loans;
Banking products and services are marketed through a network of 214 branches located primarily in Sweden (142) and the Baltic States (72).
Net interest income (including intragroup) is distributed geographically as follows: Sweden (63.4%), Lithuania (14.2%), Estonia (11.7%), Latvia (7.3%), Norway (2.1%), the United States (0.3%) and other (1%).
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