Mynt’s fintech solution cuts corporate expense handling time from six hours to fifteen minutes weekly, boosting efficiency through automation and digital receipts.
Despite increasing US tariff threats and trade tensions with the EU, Sweden's economy enters 2026 with signs of stability and resilience amid challenges to exports and market volatility.
As President Trump threatens new tariffs impacting Sweden, economists and government officials express cautious optimism amid concerns over market declines and international trust.
Forest property prices in Sweden were stable with regional increases in 2025 despite falling timber prices and storm damage.
Sweden confronts tariff threats from former President Trump, with industry leaders and economists weighing in on economic impacts and political responses as tensions with the U.S. rise in early 2026.
Swedish businesses are increasingly leveraging credit insurance to enhance financial stability and confidently expand amid economic uncertainties.
Swedbank's strong Baltic performance in 2026 is complemented by expert views minimizing the impact of its money laundering issues, with optimism for the Swedish banking sector's outlook.
Swedish companies are increasingly leveraging business credit insurance to manage risks, strengthen finances, and enable expansion in challenging economic times.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson reports growing optimism and stability in the Swedish economy amid challenges like unemployment and global risks in early 2026.
Swedish companies increasingly adopt credit insurance to enhance financial stability and growth, supported by data-driven insights and strategic investment in life science innovation.
Stockholm has overtaken London as Europe's top capital market hub, thanks to its tech sector, stable regulations, and long-term investors, according to The Economist.
The Nordic Growth Market marked a record 40 new listings with defense firms like Astor driving sector growth and capital needs in 2025.
Flerie, led by Ted Fjällman, offers investors unique access to private life science firms through an evergreen model emphasizing risk management and long-term value creation.
December 2025 saw Sweden’s inflation rate drop to 2.1%, driven by falling gasoline and furniture prices, aligning with central bank targets amid improving labor market conditions.
Swedish mid-sized companies and municipalities are advancing AI integration in finance and public services, focusing on practical steps and improved coordination to overcome adoption hurdles.
Swedbank avoids hefty fines in a lengthy money laundering probe amid rising crime and geopolitical risks impacting Scandinavian businesses.
Ericsson plans to cut 1,600 jobs in Sweden due to a stagnant mobile network market and inflation pressures, with union and government responses highlighting concerns and support measures.
Ericsson will cut 1,600 jobs across all Swedish sites in 2026 amid global restructuring, sparking criticism from labor unions over timing and planning.
Sweden enhances its role in the European cryptocurrency market with Bitwise's new low-fee crypto funds and Flat Capital's multi-million-kronor investment in the US crypto platform Alpaca.
Despite expectations that AI will become standard, nearly half of Swedish mid-sized companies have not yet adopted AI in their finance departments, with experts outlining key steps to ease integration.
Nobia is exiting its UK business to focus fully on strengthening its Nordic market presence, marking a key strategic shift.
Swedish firms increasingly use credit insurance to boost growth and manage credit risks amid economic challenges, leveraging data insights and flexible protection.
European automotive suppliers face unprecedented job losses amid low demand and rising Chinese competition, while Volvo Cars sheds all staff at its battery unit following Northvolt's bankruptcy.
Swedish businesses are increasingly leveraging credit insurance to mitigate risks and drive growth amid uncertain economic conditions, supported by insights from KGFF and Atradius.
Despite widespread belief in AI's future standardization, half of Sweden's mid-sized firms have yet to adopt AI in finance, with experts outlining a structured five-step adoption approach.
Swedish businesses increasingly use credit insurance to mitigate risk and enable safer growth and market expansion amid economic uncertainties.
The Stockholm Stock Exchange starts 2026 with a record rally, while experts advise strategic investments in both stable large caps and promising small caps to capitalize on market growth.
Despite widespread belief in AI's future role, nearly half of Swedish mid-sized firms have yet to adopt AI in their finance departments, with expert guidance offered to ease implementation.
After a subdued recovery in 2025, Sweden’s housing market is showing increased sales and optimism with modest price rises anticipated in 2026.
Despite high confidence in AI's future role, nearly half of Sweden’s mid-sized companies have yet to adopt AI in finance, with experts outlining actionable steps for successful integration.
Intellego has reported former CEO Claes Lindahl to Swedish authorities amid serious suspicions of accounting fraud and plans an extraordinary general meeting to elect a new board.
Swedish satellite stocks surged after the government committed 1.3 billion kronor to military reconnaissance satellites, boosting the defense sector.
SEB warns that US intervention in Iran could cause oil prices to spike over 140%, despite current market calm.
Despite severe security concerns, Sweden anticipates strong economic growth in 2026 and calls for clearer crisis responsibilities from private companies.
Early 2026 sees growing household optimism and regional price disparities in Sweden's housing market, with notable rises and falls across counties.
Sweden shows economic resilience due to strong fundamentals but faces significant export risks from Germany's economic struggles, its largest trading partner.
Sweden's Saab stock soars in early 2026 amid geopolitical tensions but faces warnings of overvaluation from investors.
Corem's anticipated losses from selling its New York property have increased to 1.45 billion SEK, though the deal will still boost liquidity by 2.3 billion SEK.
Sweden's economy is showing robust signs of recovery with rising consumption, GDP growth, and easing inflation according to Handelsbanken and Konjunkturinstitutet.
Klarna faces potential lawsuits from activist lawyers following a disappointing Q1 report marked by rising credit losses and declining stock value.
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