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of retail accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.
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Swedbank AB
Closed
SectorFinance
221.4 -1.95
Overview
Share price change
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Min
220.5
Max
225.8
Income | 1.3B 11B |
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Sales | -269M 19B |
P/E Sector Avg | 7.383 22.015 |
EPS | 7.5 |
Dividend yield | 9.36 |
Profit margin | 57.613 |
Employees | 17,567 |
EBITDA | 12B |
Dividend yield Sector Avg | 9.36% 3.90% |
|---|---|
Next Earnings | 29 Apr 2025 |
Market Cap | -15B 256B |
|---|---|
Previous open | 223.35 |
Previous close | 221.4 |
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223 / 542 Finance
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Volatility
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About Swedbank AB
Swedbank AB (publ) provides various banking products and services to private and corporate customers in Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, the United States, Finland, Denmark, Luxembourg, and China. The company operates through three business areas: Swedish Banking, Baltic Banking, and Corporates and Institutions. It offers savings accounts, mutual funds and insurance savings, pension savings, institutional asset management, and other savings and investment products; private residential lending, consumer financing, corporate lending, leasing, and other financing products, as well as trade finance and factoring services; and current accounts, cash handling, debit and credit cards, and card acquiring, as well as domestic, international, mobile, document, and other payment products. The company also provides equity trading, structured products, corporate finance, custody services, fixed income and currency trading, and other capital market products; and administrative services, treasury operations, real estate brokerage and management services, legal services, safe deposit boxes, and other services. In addition, it offers pension insurance and plan, life, endowment insurance, and personal insurance products; investment management, investment banking, and mortgage lending services; and transaction banking services comprising cash management, securities, account, and clearing and settlement services, as well as Internet and mobile banking services. The company was formerly known as ForeningsSparbanken AB and changed its name to Swedbank AB (publ) in September 2006. Swedbank AB (publ) was founded in 1820 and is headquartered in Sundbyberg, Sweden.
