Eva Axelsson

Swedbank Robur AB operates International commercial bank. Its products include Fixed-income mutual funds, Unit-linked life insurance policies, Pension plans and Discretionary accounts. The company operates into four segments: Retail accounts, Discretionary accounts, Pension accounts and Insurance accounts. The Retail accounts segment has about 3 million unit holders in its 100 mutual funds, or roughly 30 percent of the Swedish population. The Discretionary accounts segment manages investment funds on the behalf of private individuals, governments, corporations, universities, institutions and labour unions. The Pension accounts segment which offers stock and equity funds are marketed and offered as part of tax-deferred retirement programs. The Insurance accounts segment manages the assets of more then 900,000 unit-linked insurance policies, whose assets are invested in a range of funds. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Swedbank Robur AB operates International commercial bank. Its products include Fixed-income mutual funds, Unit-linked life insurance policies, Pension plans and Discretionary accounts. The company operates into four segments: Retail accounts, Discretionary accounts, Pension accounts and Insurance accounts. The Retail accounts segment has about 3 million unit holders in its 100 mutual funds, or roughly 30 percent of the Swedish population. The Discretionary accounts segment manages investment funds on the behalf of private individuals, governments, corporations, universities, institutions and labour unions. The Pension accounts segment which offers stock and equity funds are marketed and offered as part of tax-deferred retirement programs. The Insurance accounts segment manages the assets of more then 900,000 unit-linked insurance policies, whose assets are invested in a range of funds. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Swedbank Robur AB operates International commercial bank. Its products include Fixed-income mutual funds, Unit-linked life insurance policies, Pension plans and Discretionary accounts. The company operates into four segments: Retail accounts, Discretionary accounts, Pension accounts and Insurance accounts. The Retail accounts segment has about 3 million unit holders in its 100 mutual funds, or roughly 30 percent of the Swedish population. The Discretionary accounts segment manages investment funds on the behalf of private individuals, governments, corporations, universities, institutions and labour unions. The Pension accounts segment which offers stock and equity funds are marketed and offered as part of tax-deferred retirement programs. The Insurance accounts segment manages the assets of more then 900,000 unit-linked insurance policies, whose assets are invested in a range of funds. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Swedbank Robur AB operates International commercial bank. Its products include Fixed-income mutual funds, Unit-linked life insurance policies, Pension plans and Discretionary accounts. The company operates into four segments: Retail accounts, Discretionary accounts, Pension accounts and Insurance accounts. The Retail accounts segment has about 3 million unit holders in its 100 mutual funds, or roughly 30 percent of the Swedish population. The Discretionary accounts segment manages investment funds on the behalf of private individuals, governments, corporations, universities, institutions and labour unions. The Pension accounts segment which offers stock and equity funds are marketed and offered as part of tax-deferred retirement programs. The Insurance accounts segment manages the assets of more then 900,000 unit-linked insurance policies, whose assets are invested in a range of funds. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Swedbank Robur AB operates International commercial bank. Its products include Fixed-income mutual funds, Unit-linked life insurance policies, Pension plans and Discretionary accounts. The company operates into four segments: Retail accounts, Discretionary accounts, Pension accounts and Insurance accounts. The Retail accounts segment has about 3 million unit holders in its 100 mutual funds, or roughly 30 percent of the Swedish population. The Discretionary accounts segment manages investment funds on the behalf of private individuals, governments, corporations, universities, institutions and labour unions. The Pension accounts segment which offers stock and equity funds are marketed and offered as part of tax-deferred retirement programs. The Insurance accounts segment manages the assets of more then 900,000 unit-linked insurance policies, whose assets are invested in a range of funds. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.