In the Press
SHoF in the media: interviews, commentary, and research coverage.
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Opinion: Norwegian Fintech Can Succeed – but the State Is Holding It Back
2026-05-22 • International • Finanswatch
In a debate article on the future of Norwegian fintech, the authors highlight Swedish House of Finance as a successful model for connecting academia, industry and policymakers.
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Role model for retirement security? Sweden’s pension system is more than a model
2026-05-05 • International • FAZ.NET
Sweden’s pension system is often cited as a benchmark. Christian Thomann (SHoF/KTH) explains why in an article.
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Paula Roth proposes reforms for indebted individuals in Sweden
2026-04-28 • Swedish • Dagens industri
SHoF's Paula Roth criticizes Sweden’s debt system and proposes reforms to help more over-indebted individuals, highlighting shortcomings and the need for change.
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Calls for Industry Unity as Norwegian Fintech Faces Regulatory and Capital Challenges
2026-04-24 • International • FinansFokus
Cites Swedish House of Finance as a model for strengthening ecosystem collaboration in Norway amid regulatory and capital constraints.
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National Debt Office’s new banking crisis expert: Stefan Ingves
2026-03-30 • Swedish • Dagens industri
Former central bank governor Stefan Ingves (SHoF) has been appointed by the government as a new member of the National Debt Office’s Resolution Delegation.
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ESG performance-based compensation: nonsense or a clever idea?
2026-03-27 • International • Institutional Money-Austria
SHoF’s Mariassunta Giannetti’s research is mentioned in an article about ESG and executive pay incentives.
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The Professor: Europe’s Stock Market in Crisis – Here’s Why Sweden Is the Exception
2026-03-12 • Swedish • Tidningen Näringslivet
Professor Björn Hagströmer (SHoF/Stockholm University): “Sweden stands out because people here have a strong culture of investing in stocks.”
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Robots Account for Up to 50% of Stock Market Trading Today – Here’s How It Affects You
2026-03-01 • Swedish • Börskollen News
This lowers costs for retail investors but also creates a market that can move faster and more abruptly than before, Björn Hagströmer (SHoF/Stockholm University) comments.
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Algorithmic Trading Takes Over – How Retail Investors Are Affected
2026-02-24 • Swedish • Aftonbladet
An estimated 20–50% of trading on the Stockholm Stock Exchange is now driven by algorithms executing high-speed transactions. The article includes commentary from Björn Hagströmer (SHoF/Stockholm...
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The oil fund must be strengthened for a more unsettled world
2026-01-26 • International • Dagens Næringsliv
SHoF’s Magnus Dahlquist co-authors an op-ed together with fellow members of Norway’s Expert Council on the Government Pension Fund Global.
