Anteeksi...

Sivua ei ole saatavilla suomeksi

Pysy sivulla | Siirry aiheeseen liittyvälle suomenkieliselle sivulle

Corporate insights

Get the latest insights on the economy, industries and emerging trends that can help your business tackle the challenges it faces in today’s market. We share the learnings and perspectives of leading experts and innovators in the Nordics, both from Nordea and beyond.

Sign up for the Corporate Insights newsletter here.

Markets and investment

Rates rising: Nordea's experts see continued upward pressure

The article is based on Nordea's latest quarterly Rates and FX webinar, in which economists Jan Størup Nielsen and Samir Barki reviewed the key trends in financial markets and presented Nordea's forecasts for the remainder of 2026.

Read more

Chief Economist's Corner

Chief Economist's Corner: Is a new debt crisis looming? Not in Denmark

Public debt has risen dramatically in many countries since the financial crisis, and even more so since the pandemic. But borrowing is no longer free. This could lead to serious problems in the years ahead – though fortunately not in Denmark.

Read more

Sustainability

EU climate policy update: Emission trading reform and electrification push

The European Commission has unveiled revisions to its Emissions Trading System (ETS) and launched an ambitious Electrification Action Plan. The reforms adjust decarbonisation timelines while extending support for industry investment, and set a target to double Europe’s electrification rate to 46% by 2040.

Read more

Customers in focus

Financing the next generation of energy

The collaboration between Nordea and European Energy shows how long-term financial partnerships enable complex renewable energy projects, from solar parks to commercial-scale e-methanol production.

Read more

Trade finance

How trade polarisation is reshaping global commerce

Global trade isn’t dying; it’s transforming. And for Nordic businesses embedded in international supply chains, understanding this shift is crucial.

Read more

Sustainable finance

CIP acquires Ørsted renewable energy platform in a EUR 1.4bn deal with Nordea providing funding

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners acquires Ørsted's onshore renewables portfolio in one of Europe's largest renewable energy platform financings.

Read more

Transaction banking

From payments to decisions: The future of Transaction Banking

As payment execution becomes faster and more automated, the real value in transaction banking is shifting from managing individual transactions to orchestrating financial flows in real-time environments.

Read more

Transaction banking

Weaponised currencies and FX fragmentation: What treasurers should do

As geopolitical tensions fragment global FX markets, treasurers must rethink long-held assumptions about liquidity, convertibility and cross-border flexibility.

Read more

Sector insights

The Nordic transition in commercial vehicles: Momentum builds, but adoption remains slow

The transition of Nordic commercial transport towards lower emissions is clearly underway, but it still lags passenger transport. Tightening regulation, low Nordic electricity prices and improving technology are pushing the sector toward electrification, despite significant investment requirements.

Read more

Sustainability

‘Renovation wave’ kicks off – looking to France for clues

The deadline for national transposition of the EU’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) has passed, and countries are now legally responsible for the regulation’s renovation targets. We have reviewed trends in France, the most notable EPBD early-adopter, to get clues about potential future impact.

Read more

Insights

OX2: Combining wind and battery storage to strengthen the Nordic energy system

Nordea recently supported OX2 in securing project financing for two co-located battery energy storage systems with a combined capacity of 235 MW/470 MWh, integrated with the company's new onshore wind portfolio in Finland.

Read more

Cheføkonomens hjørne

Despite turbulent times: Danish economy remains strong

Uncertainty is high, but the Danish economy is entering the second half of the year from an exceptionally strong starting point.

Read more