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About Carnegie Investment Bank AB

Carnegie Investment Bank AB is a Swedish investment bank focused on the Nordic region, operating through investment banking, securities brokerage and research, and private banking and asset management. Headquartered in Stockholm with operations across the Nordic capitals, it advises corporates and owners on M&A, equity capital markets and debt-related transactions; provides equity research and sales and trading in Nordic securities to institutional and professional clients; and offers discretionary portfolio management, investment advice, funds and custody to high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, family offices and foundations. The bank is an authorized credit institution supervised by Finansinspektionen and subject to EU prudential, conduct and market-abuse frameworks (including CRR/CRD, MiFID II and MAR), as well as sustainability-related disclosure rules where applicable. Client assets are held under Swedish safeguarding rules; eligible deposits fall under the national deposit guarantee scheme up to the statutory limit, and investor compensation arrangements apply to custody shortfalls within legal caps; applicable terms and exclusions are set out in the bank’s customer information and regulatory disclosures. Carnegie is privately held through Carnegie Holding AB; the current structure was established following the 2008 resolution in which the Swedish state assumed control and later divested the business to private owners. The firm publishes annual and interim financial reports and Pillar 3 disclosures covering capital adequacy, liquidity and risk management. Access to services typically requires meeting private-banking or professional-client eligibility and minimums; fees and charges vary by mandate and product and are provided in pre-contractual information and MiFID II cost and charges statements. The business model is concentrated in Nordic markets and equity capital flows, which links performance to regional market conditions, deal activity and trading volumes; key risk drivers include market and liquidity risk, operational resilience and counterparty exposures. Prospective clients should review current financial statements, terms of business and regulatory disclosures to assess service scope, costs, protections and eligibility.