Sustainability-related disclosures

The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is an EU regulation that aims to make it easier for you to compare the sustainability performance of different financial products. The SFDR has created a standardised way of reporting on sustainability that sets requirements for financial market participants in the EU to inform their customers about their sustainability performance, both as a company and for the products they provide.

The main objectives of the Regulation are to increase transparency on sustainability, facilitate the financing of growth in a sustainable way, and counteract greenwashing. 

Information and principles on sustainability risks and impacts

Integration of sustainability risks at SEB Group

Sustainability-related disclosures at website

Information on environmental and social characteristics of discretionary portfolio management – Private Wealth Management & Family Office

Information on environmental and social characteristics of discretionary portfolio management – Asset Management Sales

Interest payable on accounts

The interest rate on a demand deposit account denominated in euros is 0,00 % up to EUR 50 000 (as of 1 April 2023).
Provided that the daily balance on the account exceeds EUR 50 000 the interest rate (for the whole cash balance) is 1,00 % (as of 18 December 2024).

Interest is not paid on a demand deposit account denominated in foreign currency.

Bank account for transactions and fund subscriptions 

Recipient: Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (publ) Helsinki Branch