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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Swedish threatened to force banks to join $188bn guarantee scheme

Sweden banks begin to wary the government’s assistance package to guarantee banks’ deposit. The Wariness is due to some heavy restrictions on paying salaries, bonuses and options in the Swedish scheme. The Scheme to guarantee new borrowing is up to $188 billion (SKr 1,500bn, €150bn).

According to Nordic Exceptionalism, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland are not immune to events in the rest of the world and face dramatic slowdowns of their own. In early November, UBS downgraded Nordic economic forecasts for 2009. Sweden’s economy growth will contract by 0.5% in 2009 while Norway is expected to stagnate at zero percent growth in 2009.

Swedbank is the first Swedish bank which will join guarantee scheme. The Bank confirmed to join the scheme on November 4 while Carnegie bank, the Nordic region’s oldest homegrown investment bank, has been forced to go to the Swedish central bank for funds to stave off bankruptcy and is now up for sale

The Government threatened to force banks to join the guarantee scheme after just Swedbank that has signed up the scheme while others still refused.

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