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Founded in 1855, Skandia is one of Sweden's largest independent banking and insurance groups. The company operates on mutual principles, meaning it is owned by its customers (policyholders) rather than shareholders, with a mission to provide long-term financial security and health. Historically a global brand, it was acquired by Old Mutual plc in 2006 and later demerged in 2012, re-establishing itself as an independent, customer-owned entity focused on the Swedish market. Its core offerings span occupational pensions, a wide range of insurance products, mortgage loans, savings accounts, and asset management services.

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