On March 3, Anders Jernhall, a board member of Handelsbanken, purchased 1,000 A-shares in the company. The shares were acquired at a price of 139.60 kronor each, totaling a transaction value of 139,600 kronor. This information comes from the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority's insider registry.
According to the bank's website, he previously owned 6,000 A-shares.
Svenska Handelsbanken AB is one of the leading Scandinavian banking groups. Income breaks down by activity as follows:
- corporate banking (43.5%);
- retail banking (33.6%);
- asset management (11.5%);
- capital markets and investment banking (5.2%): financial engineering, intervention in interest rate, foreign exchange and equity markets, stock market intermediation, etc.;
- insurance and pension fund management (1.4%);
- other (4.7%).
At the end of 2024, the group managed SEK 1,320.5 billion in current deposits and SEK 2,372.1 billion in current loans.
Income is distributed geographically as follows: Sweden (63.4%), the United Kingdom (19%), Norway (9.6%), the Netherlands (3.5%) and other (4.5%).
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