Savings banks in Sweden
24 October 2020
Savings banks (Sparbanker) in Sweden are regulated by the Savings Banks Act which sets a the system of principals including involvement into ecomonic and social life of local communities. Most savings banks operate in cooperation with Swedbank as regards technical solutions and the provision of a common range of products and services. Swedish savings banks provide full range of retail banking products and services to regional individuals, self-employed professional and companies. The number of savings banks has declined due to small savings banks having merged.
List of Operating Savings Banks
Currently there are 58 local savings banks operating in Sweden.
Name | Location | Rating |
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Ålem | (4.8) |
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Grästorp | n/a |
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Åtvidaberg | (2.7) |
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Lindesberg | (5.0) |
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Bjursås | (5.0) |
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Mellerud | (2.6) |
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Ekeby | (3.5) |
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Falkenberg | (3.3) |
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Sunne | (3.3) |
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Hudiksvall | (4.0) |
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Mönsterås | (4.4) |
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Högsby | (4.4) |
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Bromölla | (5.0) |
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Kisa | (4.2) |
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Laholm | (4.3) |
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Fjugesta | (2.8) |
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Leksand | (4.7) |
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Vena | n/a |
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Markaryd | (5.0) |
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Överlida | (5.0) |
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Smedjebacken | (5.0) |
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Henån | (4.1) |
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Norrtälje | (4.0) |
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Sala | (4.8) |
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Sidensjö | (5.0) |
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Skurup | (3.0) |
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Bjärnum | (4.0) |
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Hedemora | (4.1) |
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Hyltebruk | (3.7) |
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Sölvesborg | (3.7) |
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Katrineholm | (3.8) |
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Alingsås | (2.9) |
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Hishult | n/a |
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Ryd | (4.5) |
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Vinslöv | (4.6) |
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Romakloster | (5.0) |
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Enköping | (3.3) |
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Karlshamn | (4.4) |
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Lidköping | (4.1) |
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Piteå | (3.9) |
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Eskilstuna | (2.5) |
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Borås | (3.1) |
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Lund | (4.0) |
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Skara | (4.3) |
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Ystad | (3.7) |
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Tanumshede | (4.1) |
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Tranemo | (4.3) |
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Köping | (4.2) |
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Tidaholm | (5.0) |
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Skärhamn | (4.7) |
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Västervik | (3.0) |
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Ulricehamn | (2.3) |
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Vadstena | (3.8) |
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Valdemarsvik | (5.0) |
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Varberg | (3.6) |
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Vimmerby | (2.5) |
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Virserum | (3.5) |
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Arvika | (3.8) |
Recently Closed Savings Banks
During 2013-2020 4 savings banks were closed down mainly due to mergers with other savings banks.
Name | Location | Closed On |
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Vollsjö | 2015 |
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Stånga | 2020 |
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Kristianstad | 2014 |
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Malmö | 2015 |
See Also
- Economy and Banking Sector of Sweden
- List of Banks in Sweden
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