Barclays Bank Ireland PLC, Filial Sweden

Barclays Bank Ireland PLC, Filial Sweden (Barclays Bank Ireland PLC, filial Sverige) is the Swedish branch of Barclays Bank Ireland PLC, the group’s EU banking entity established to serve clients within the European Economic Area following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. The Irish parent is authorized as a credit institution and investment firm by the Central Bank of Ireland and is subject to prudential supervision under the European Central Bank’s Single Supervisory Mechanism; the Swedish branch operates under EU passporting with host‑state oversight by Finansinspektionen for local conduct and consumer rules. The branch focuses on corporate and investment banking services for large corporates, financial institutions, and public sector entities, including lending (bilateral and syndicated), capital markets origination and distribution, risk management products (foreign exchange and interest rate derivatives, and where relevant commodities), and advisory, and it may provide transaction banking to multinational clients; it does not operate a retail banking offering to the general public in Sweden. Accounts and payment services, where provided, are delivered via the Irish entity’s infrastructure, including SEPA participation and standard cross‑border payment and custody channels. Eligible deposits placed with the branch fall under Ireland’s Deposit Guarantee Scheme (generally up to €100,000 per eligible depositor), and investment services are within the scope of Ireland’s investor compensation framework; Sweden’s national deposit guarantee does not apply to this branch. Clients are typically classified as professional clients or eligible counterparties under MiFID II, onboarding is subject to EU and Swedish AML/KYC requirements, and transactional documentation customarily follows Irish or English law market standards (with Swedish law security where applicable). The branch is subject to EU regulatory regimes including MiFIR transaction reporting and EMIR for derivatives, with clearing through central counterparties where mandated, and uses industry documentation such as ISDA for OTC derivatives and GMRA/GMSLA for securities financing where relevant. Data protection follows GDPR, with Barclays Bank Ireland PLC acting as data controller and with cross‑border data transfers conducted under recognized safeguards. Complaints can be submitted to the branch or the Irish entity in accordance with Barclays’ procedures, and eligible complainants may escalate to the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman in Ireland; Swedish consumer protections may apply for locally provided services where relevant. Credit ratings and regulatory disclosures for Barclays Bank Ireland PLC are published by major rating agencies and on the firm’s website and may differ from those of other Barclays entities; prospective clients should review current disclosures, terms, risks, fees, and eligibility criteria before engaging.