SEK Issues €1 Billion Bond

Today SEK priced a EUR 1 billion 5-year bond. With already three successfull USD
benchmark notes this year SEK has completed a 1 billion EUR note. A majority of
the around 50 different investors was European, a large part of these accounts
were new to SEK.

This funding transaction was carried out together with Credit Agricole CIB,
Deutsche Bank, HSBC and JP Morgan.

-  We are very pleased to be back in the European market with a EUR benchmark
trade and by this diversify our already broad investor base, says Erik Hådén
Senior Director, Head of Treasury, at SEK. The proceeds will be used in SEK's
activities to support Swedish exporters and their customers with financing.

The breakdown by investor type was as follows:

Central banks and government institutions  39%
Banks                                      34%
Funds                                      12%
Corporates                                 11%
Insurance companies and pension funds       4%

The breakdown by region was as follows:

Europe excl. the Nordics  71%
Nordics                   20%
Asia                       5%
Americas                   4%

SEK continues to retain good capacity to support companies with long-term
financing. Its conservative business model provides great reassurance for
exporters. SEK matches its lending and borrowing, which means it incurs no
refinancing risk. It is reassuring for exporters to know that when they obtain
financing from SEK, SEK has already secured the necessary funding over at least
the same maturity.

Please direct any questions to the Funding team, sekfunding@sek.se, or SEK's
Head of Communications Edvard Unsgaard on +46 8 613 84 88