Stockholm Independent Bank

Overview

• Industryfinance¹
• HeadquartersStockholm¹

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Stockholms Enskilda Bank (lit. 'Private Bank of Stockholm'), sometimes called Enskilda banken or SEB, was a Swedish bank, founded in 1856 by André Oscar Wallenberg as Stockholm's first private bank. In 1857, Stockholms Enskilda Bank began to employ women, claiming to be the first bank to do.²

The story

Founded by André Oscar Wallenberg in 1856.¹

Leadership

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• FounderAndré Oscar Wallenberg¹
• Chief executive officerMarc Wallenberg 1958 to Nov 19, 1971¹
• Chief executive officerMarcus Wallenberg 1946 to 1958¹
• Chief executive officerJacob Wallenberg 1927 to 1946¹
• Chief executive officerJoseph Nachmanson 1920 to 1927¹
• Chief executive officerMarcus Wallenberg 1911 to 1920¹
• Chief executive officerKnut Agathon Wallenberg 1886 to 1911¹
• Chief executive officerAndré Oscar Wallenberg 1856 to 1886¹

Timeline

1. 1972Dissolved Dissolved¹
2. 1958New chief executive Marc Wallenberg becomes CEO¹
3. 1946New chief executive Marcus Wallenberg becomes CEO¹
4. 1927New chief executive Jacob Wallenberg becomes CEO¹
5. 1920New chief executive Joseph Nachmanson becomes CEO¹
6. 1911New chief executive Marcus Wallenberg becomes CEO¹
7. 1886New chief executive Knut Agathon Wallenberg becomes CEO¹
8. 1856New chief executive André Oscar Wallenberg becomes CEO¹
9. 1856Founded Founded¹

Links

• WikipediaStockholms Enskilda Bank
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