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Sustainable finance

European Green Bond Standard: Implications of the provisional agreement

Negotiators from the European Council and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement last week on a European Green Bond standard. While we are encouraged that the standard brings more clarity to green definitions and transparency to the market, it remains important to ensure sufficient incentives for the standard to become the preferred route for issuers.

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Nordea On Your Mind

How to measure inflation: From in-store collection to web scraping

How does a country choose to define its inflation rate, and how does it work when it is measured? John Eliasson from Statistics Sweden (SCB) dives into these and several other big questions together with the Nordea On Your Mind team.

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Corporate insights

Get live bond data at your fingertips with our seamless API

Nordea's new fixed income API provides direct access to our raw bond data and models, allowing companies to integrate the data into their own software and systems. The goal? To help you streamline your workflow, save time and maximize returns.

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Nordea On Your Mind

Time for more humility and pragmatism from central banks

Inflation is a dominant theme in the global economy right now. But what is it, why does it hurt the economy and how can it best be controlled? Nordea On Your Mind author Johan Trocmé interviews Chief Analyst Torbjörn Isaksson, an economist in Nordea Markets, for the answers.

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Digital banking

10 years with the bank in your phone – we celebrate a digital anniversary

It's time to look back as our mobile bank turns 10 years old. From its first interfaces and features to its current form as an all-inclusive and personalised mobile app, its journey throughout the years reveals true determination to make Nordea a leading digital bank.

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Insights

Volunteering to create a better start for others: "I know how it feels"

In september Nordea started a new community engagement programme: the refugee programme. The aim is to enable refugees to re-build financial security and better financial wellbeing in the future.

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Nordea On Your Mind

Optimising inflation, employment or both?

Should a central bank single-mindedly focus on keeping the consumer price index (CPI) right on target at all times, or weigh in other key factors for the economy in its monetary policy choices? Find out more in this conversation between Nordea expert Johan Trocmé and Ole Christian Bech-Moen from Norges Bank.

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Sustainable finance

4 hot-button issues that will shape ESG in 2023

The past year brought no shortage of headlines when it comes to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Nordea's Head of ESG Research Marco Kisic reflects on the top ESG debates to watch in 2023.

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Sustainable finance

Sustainable finance markets: 2022, a year in charts

In a year that was unstable in many ways, the sustainable finance market demonstrated promising resilience. The Nordic sustainable bond market proved relatively more stable than the global market, experiencing 3% year-on-year growth compared to a contraction of 23% year-on-year globally. We outline the developments in some key charts below.

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Nordea On Your Mind

Podcast: Inflation – A revival we never wanted

The Nordea On Your Mind team takes a deep dive into inflation in their latest podcast.

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Corporate insights

Top 5 hidden FX risks from doing business in emerging markets

Local regulations in emerging markets can result in time-consuming administrative process and trapped cash. Don't get caught off guard. Jana Poulsenova, Managing Director in Nordea Markets, shares the top risks to be aware of when doing business in these markets.

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Economic Outlook

Nordea Group Chief Economist: Central banks face a delicate balancing act

2023 looks set to be yet another uncertain and challenging year. Although inflation seems to have peaked, it is still an open question how much further monetary policy tightening is needed to lower it substantially.

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