Decisions made by the 2014 Annual General Meeting of SBAB

At today’s Annual General Meeting of SBAB Bank AB (publ), Board Members Bo
Magnusson, Jakob Grinbaum, Kristina Ekengren, Ebba Lindsö, Jane Lundgren
Ericsson and Karin Moberg were re-elected. The Annual General Meeting also
elected Lars Börjesson as a new Board Member. Bo Magnusson was elected as
Chairman of the Board and Jakob Grinbaum as Deputy Chairman. Prior to the
Meeting, Christer Åberg had declined re-election.
The Annual General Meeting also made the following decisions:

  · To approve the income statement and balance sheet, as well as the
consolidated income statement and balance sheet.

  · That no dividend be paid for the financial year and that profit for the year
and the profit brought forward be carried forward in a new account.

  · To discharge the Board Members and the CEO from liability.

  · To approve the Board’s proposed guidelines for remuneration of senior
executives.

  · To amend the Articles of Association.

  · That fees to the Board Members for the period up until the end of the next
Annual General Meeting be paid in the amount of SEK 430,000 to the Chairman of
the Board and in the amount of SEK 215,000 to the other Board Members elected by
the Annual General Meeting. The Annual General Meeting also decided to pay a fee
of SEK 3,500 per meeting for work on committees set up by the Board. No fees are
paid to Board Members that are employed at the Government Offices of Sweden or
to employee representatives.

  · To elect the auditing firm KPMG AB as auditor for the period until the end
of the 2015 Annual General Meeting. The firm of auditors has appointed
Authorised Public Accountant Hans Åkervall as the auditor-in-charge.

All documentation pertaining to the Annual General Meeting can be found at
SBAB’s website, www.sbab.se.

For further information, please contact:

Adrian Westman, Communications Manager, SBAB

Telephone: +46 735 09 04 00, adrian.westman@sbab.se
For further information, please contact:
Adrian Westman, Communications Manager SBAB
Phone: 46 735 09 04 00, adrian.westman@sbab.se
SBAB’s business concept is to provide a new banking experience to consumers in
Sweden by treating every customer as unique and being the bank that is easiest
to access and understand. Today, savings and loans services are offered to
private individuals, tenant-owner associations and companies. During 2014,
everyday banking services will also be launched, including salary accounts and
bank cards. SBAB was founded in 1985 and is owned by the Swedish state. SBAB has
about 350,000 customers and some 480 employees. Read more at
www.sbab.se/english, www.twitter.com/sbabbank, www.facebook.com/sbabbank.