Sweden"Don't think I'll get my Bank ID back. Or my bank account. But I am more than happy to get back the money that SEB has stolen", Mattias Albinsson emphasizes.
Sweden"Don't think I'll get my Bank ID back. Or my bank account. But I am more than happy to get back the money that SEB has stolen", Mattias Albinsson emphasizes.
EconomyMajority of Poles now express distrust in banks - but BNP Paribas boss dismisses it as a legacy of historical prejudice.
EconomyNew record figures: In 2022 alone, Swedish banks threw out 60,000 customers.
Sweden“It's so sick that you can be treated this badly as an entrepreneur in Sweden”, says Linda to The Nordic Times.
WorldAccused of not knowing or caring where wealthy clients' money comes from.
Sweden– It is laughable when banks say they are socially responsible, says Johan Grip, chief economist at Företagarna.
EconomyLinked to terrorist financing, suspect partners in dictatorships, and major financial crimes.
SwedenRefers to alleged risks of "money laundering" and "terrorist financing".
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WorldThe goal is to pursue a class action lawsuit against the bank.
WorldCalled the opinion leader a "crackpot" and hoped to have "driven him out of the country".
WorldAfD's Tino Chrupalla is convinced that the bank is trying to punish him for his political engagement.
WorldFollowing the decision by the bank Coutts to suspend the accounts of Brexit politician Nigel Farage.
SwedenA new working group will increase the exchange of information between the banking sector and the police.
SwedenWants a temporary 50% tax on what it calls "excess profits," according to party leader Dadgostar's statement.
EconomyClaes Hemberg criticizes the huge profits of the banking sector and calls for more competition and transparency.
Economy"For ordinary people this is extremely provocative", says Mikael Damberg.
TechDitch Google's input apps and keep what you type and speak private on your phone.
World"This story is not just about me. You could be next", the outspoken politician warns.
WorldThe politician accuses the banks of engaging in "political persecution".
EconomySwedbank refuses to explain itself – but admits that it can close accounts without a concrete suspicion of crime.
SwedenSimon Alm believes he was blacklisted because of his political background.