Svensk Exportkredit (SEK) Investor Presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Investor Presentation summary
23 Jun, 2026Mission and strategic focus
Aims to strengthen Swedish export competitiveness, create employment, and foster sustainable growth in Sweden.
Vision centers on a sustainable world through increased Swedish exports.
Fully owned by the Swedish government, ensuring strong state backing.
Swedish economic and export landscape
Sweden has a population of 11 million, a GDP of $610bn in 2024, and a GDP per capita of $57,332.
Unemployment stood at 8.3% in June 2025, with a repo rate of 2.00%.
Exports are a large, diversified part of GDP, with key sectors including materials, autos, machinery, consumer goods, IT, and energy.
Major exporters include global brands across various industries.
Role and offerings
Provides complementary financing to banks and capital markets for exporters, leveraging international networks and expertise.
Offers export finance, project finance, trade finance, leasing, installment credits, on-lending, and corporate lending in major and select emerging currencies.
Integral part of the Swedish export credit system, working alongside banks and EKN guarantees.
Latest events from Svensk Exportkredit
- Supports Swedish export growth with strong financials, ESG focus, and government backing.SEK
Investor presentation - Profit and capitalization improved, with stable lending and strong liquidity despite global uncertainty.SEK
Q2 2026 - Government-owned export financier delivers strong results, robust ESG, and diversified funding.SEK
Investor presentation - Operating profit fell 13% year-over-year, but capital and liquidity positions remain robust.SEK
Q1 2026 - Profit and lending declined, but new credit agreements and capital strength reached record levels.SEK
Q4 2025 - Drives Swedish export growth with strong financials, ESG focus, and government backing.SEK
Investor Presentation - New credit commitments surged 43% Y/Y, with strong capital and liquidity ratios maintained.SEK
Q3 2025 - Profitability and capital strength improved in H1 2025, with resilient business volumes and robust liquidity.SEK
Q2 2025 - Profits and new lending rose, but the lending portfolio shrank amid ongoing market caution.SEK
Q3 2024