This, together with the fact that the banks have been taken with their fingers in the cookie jar regarding money laundering and thus have or will be sentenced to heavy fines, has meant that Swedbank, for example, has had to cut its dividend by almost 40%. Swedbank has been seen as being a generous and strong player will now see their brand edged.However, this reform is lacking support in upcoming EU legislation which will come into force by the end of 2020.
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