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SEB in Finland offers corporate banking services, with comprehensive solutions for corporate and institutional clients. We are top ranked in asset management services for institutions and a leading provider of private banking services.
SEB has been in Finland since 1984 and in the office in downtown Helsinki we are currently about 280 people. Our customers are large corporates, institutional clients and private individuals. We offer a wide range of services, but equally we are an advisor and sparring partner for both our corporate and private customers.
We distinguish ourselves through our award-winning research, innovative thinking and a broad range of financial products and solutions. Above all, we can be of service with a knowledgeable and dedicated staff, who have the ability to see opportunities, creating value and building long-term and rewarding customer relationships.
SEB maintains its position as the leading corporate bank in the Nordics, shows the latest customer survey from Prospera. SEB was ranked number one also in the survey amongst Finnish companies.
After a late-summer bout of stock market turbulence, falling interest rates and a weaker dollar, markets have calmed down. Central banks are now on the way to taking clearer steps towards interest rate normalisation. The Fed will start its rate cutting cycle in September with a reduction of at least 25 basis points.
SEB acted as sole structuring advisor to Stora Enso in the development of a new framework for green and sustainability-linked financing.
Large corporates and financial institutions in the Nordics rate SEB best sustainability advisor for the third consecutive year, a new survey shows. SEB was ranked number one in Finland, Sweden and overall in the region.
SEB contributed with advice and portfolio analysis when the Finnish pension company Ilmarinen as one of the first investors in the Nordic countries published a biodiversity roadmap.
