Company Story
1856 - Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (publ) was founded by André Oscar Wallenberg.
1864 - The bank opened its first branch in Gothenburg.
1873 - SEB introduced its first banknote.
1897 - The bank established its first foreign branch in London.
1912 - SEB introduced its first savings account.
1925 - The bank established its first branch in New York.
1957 - SEB introduced its first credit card.
1984 - The bank introduced its first ATM.
1990 - SEB expanded into the Baltic States.
1998 - The bank acquired Banken Fokus in Norway.
2000 - SEB expanded into Ukraine.
2001 - The bank acquired the German bank, BG Österreich.
2004 - SEB acquired the Russian bank, OAO Baltic Trust Bank.
2007 - The bank acquired the Danish bank, Danske Bank's operations in Estonia and Latvia.
2010 - SEB expanded into Poland.
2011 - The bank acquired the German bank, Deutsche Postbank's operations in Poland.