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SEB beats the competition in the first quarter, aided by hedge fund sales

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SEB, the Swedish banking corporation, saw inflows which emphatically surpassed those of other major fund investment providers in Sweden during the first quarter of 2007. Especially the bank’s hedge fund products are selling well at the moment.

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