Swedbank AB (SWED-A.ST) Stock Price

Swedbank is an international financial group offering loans, payments and savings. Its roots lie in the Swedish savings bank movement, and the bank's history begins that movement with the first Swedish savings bank, founded in Gothenburg in 1820. Its home markets are Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, and it also has international branch offices in China, Finland, Norway and the USA.

According to the history, Sparbanken Sverige and Föreningsbanken merged in 1997 to form FöreningsSparbanken. In 2005 Swedbank took full ownership of Hansabank, and in 2006 the annual general meeting resolved to change the bank's name to Swedbank. Its customer groups are private customers, corporate customers, and large corporates and institutions. Swedbank has only one share class, common shares, also known as A shares. They trade on Nasdaq Stockholm in the Large Cap segment under the code SWED A.

Those following Swedbank stock usually watch the interest rate environment in Sweden and the Baltic countries, credit quality, capital adequacy and the company's announcements on distributions to shareholders. On the Lzzo.com Swedbank page, the price of the Stockholm-listed shares appears with its observation time, together with a price history chart and technical indicators.