SEB Unveils Private Wealth Arm

The video discusses the current stance on financial authorities and dividend policies, emphasizing a data-based approach. It explores the company's dividend policy and share buyback strategies, highlighting flexibility in capital management. The discussion shifts to the bank's positioning in the Nordic region, particularly its involvement with SPACs, and concludes with a focus on private wealth management, digital trends, and the bank's strategic adjustments to cater to new savers and investors.

What is the primary approach discussed for adjusting capital structures?

• A one-size-fits-all policy

• An annual fixed adjustment

• A quarterly review process

• A data-driven approach

What is the new dividend policy mentioned in the video?

• Paying out 30% of distributable income

• Paying out 90% of distributable income

• Paying out 70% of distributable income

• Paying out 50% of distributable income

In 2021, what is the bank's stance on share buybacks?

• They are a primary strategy

• They are considered but not the last option

• They are the last option

• They are not considered at all

What is the bank's target capital buffer range?

• 50 to 150 basis points

• 100 to 300 basis points

• 200 to 400 basis points

• 300 to 500 basis points

Why is the bank focusing on private wealth management now?

• To expand into new geographic regions

• To reduce operational costs

• To capitalize on digital trends and new savers

• To follow a long-term trend