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US tariffs Supreme Court ruling: New trade policy framework emerges
The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn IEEPA tariffs marks a shift in US trade policy, moving from unpredictable emergency measures to a more structured, longer-term elevated tariff environment that will reshape global trade relationships.
EU Taxonomy: Flash update on the 2026 review and changes to the Climate Delegated Act
Following extensive industry feedback, the European Commission is proposing clarifications to the EU Taxonomy’s Climate Delegated Act to make compliance more practical and consistent across sectors. The draft changes are open for consultation until 14 April, with implementation expected from 1 January 2027.
Celebrating AutoFX: 10 years of treasury innovation
Ten years ago, Nordea built AutoFX with a large global corporate, driven by a simple vision: to help corporate treasuries automate daily FX tasks. Today, as we celebrate this milestone, we’re witnessing a shift in how companies approach treasury automation – moving from operational efficiency to strategic enablement.
Navigating payment changes: ISO 20022 and address requirements in 2026
Nordic businesses have less than a year to prepare for payment system changes, including the end of unstructured addresses and ISO 20022 version upgrades. Early preparation is crucial for a seamless transition.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a major milestone for the EU’s green policy, for the first time embedding a CO2 price in several value chains. We surveyed Nordic listed companies to find out about the expected impact.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): A new era for European trade and climate policy
From January 2026, the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism fundamentally changes how carbon costs affect global trade, creating new challenges and opportunities for companies across carbon-intensive industries.
Oil prices have surged from USD 60 to nearly USD 120 per barrel amid Middle East tensions, but the Nordic economies are expected to remain resilient. Our analysis shows the economic impact should be manageable if prices stabilise around current forward market expectations.
The Nordic region stands out for its economic resilience, innovation capacity and stable financial system – factors that continue to attract capital and support long term-growth.
EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement: A game-changer for Nordic companies
The landmark EU-Mercosur deal eliminates 91% of tariff lines for EU exports, creating major opportunities for Nordic companies while requiring careful risk management.
Arctic security and defense spending: Economic implications
NATO’s new defense spending target will more than double European military budgets by 2035, with significant economic implications, clients heard at a recent Nordea event on Arctic security policy.