Carnegie has new owners - operations can continue - clients' assets are safe


Carnegie has new owners - operations can continue - clients' assets are safe

• The Financial Supervisory Authority withdraws all licences for Carnegie
Investment Bank AB - Max Matthiessen and foreign operations are not affected by
this decision

• The Swedish Government takes, via the National Debt Office, over the ownership
of Carnegie Investment Bank AB and Max Matthiessen Holding AB

• After the ownership transition the bank's licences and the operations can
continue as usual

• Clients' assets and securities are safe


The Board of the FSA has today decided to withdraw the licences to operate as a
bank and security commission. Thereafter, the Government has via the National
Debt Office taken over the ownership of Carnegie Investment Bank AB and Max
Matthiessen Holding AB.

Clients' assets are safe and the operations can continue as usual.

An extraordinary general meeting will as soon as possible be held in Carnegie
Investment Bank AB to elect a new Board. The management team remains.
Shareholders in D. Carnegie & Co will be given notice to an extraordinary
general meeting.

The National Debt Office's intention is to sell the businesses involved.


For further information, contact:

Andreas Koch, Head of Communications and IR: +46 73 417 86 39,
andreas.koch@carnegie.se

Carnegie is a leading independent investment bank with Nordic focus. Carnegie
provides value-added services in securities brokering, investment banking, asset
management, and private banking, as well as pension advisory services to
institutions, corporations and private clients. Carnegie has approximately 1,100
employees in eight countries and is listed on the Nordic Exchange.

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