The Swedish Central Bank has granted Carnegie an expanded credit facility of maximum of SEK 5 billion

The Swedish Central Bank has granted Carnegie an expanded credit facility of
maximum of SEK 5 billion

As requested by Carnegie, the Swedish Central Bank today decided to expand the
SEK one billion credit that the Central Bank decided on yesterday to a credit
facility of up to SEK five billion. The Central Bank's assessment is that the
bank is solid but that Carnegie has difficulty gaining access to liquidity on
the Swedish market. The larger credit facility enhances financial flexibility.
This does not imply that Carnegie will use the entire facility.

Contact person:
Andreas Koch, Head of Communications and Investor Relations, +46-8-676 86 39
andreas.koch@carnegie.se



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