Tag: Swedbank
Tietoevry strengthens Nordic partnership with Entercard
Tietoevry Industry has reinforced its presence in the Nordic financial sector through a new multi-country agreement with Entercard, one of the region’s leading credit...
Swedbank hires Martin Noréus for top risk role
Swedbank, a leading Nordic-Baltic banking group focused on retail and corporate banking, has appointed Martin Noréus as its new chief risk officer. He will...
Akur8 selected by Swedbank to bolster its insurance pricing process
Akur8, the next-generation insurance pricing solution powered by Transparent AI, has been selected by Swedbank, to enhance its insurance pricing process.
Immuta secures strategic investment from Databricks Ventures for data security innovation
Immuta, a leader in data security, has announced a new strategic investment from Databricks Ventures, the investment arm of data and AI company Databricks.
Swish was the most downloaded FinTech app in Sweden
• Swish, a mobile payment platform, was the most downloaded Swedish FinTech app in the first half of 2022 with 484k downloads and has...
Swedbank, ACI Worldwide alliance aids 55% drop in card fraud
A partnership between Swedish bank Swedbank and payments solutions provider ACI Worldwide has contributed to a 55% drop in card fraud.
Digital banking solutions provider Meniga closes ?10m investment
UK-based digital banking solution Meniga closed a ?10m investment round to boost and meet the escalating demand for its sustainable financial products.
EU to get its own anti-money laundering body
After almost a year of discussions, EU finance ministers have agreed to launch a regulatory body focused on fighting money laundering.
Swedbank is being investigated by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority for...
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (SFSA) has initiated an investigation into Swedbank for suspected breaches of market abuse.
Swedbank’s leadership ignored money laundering risks as suspicious transactions worth €37bn...
Beleaguered lender Swedbank has responded to a damaging report revealing that more than €37bn worth of suspicious transactions flowed through the bank between 2014 and 2019.










