Report published September 28, 2026
Rebalancing Flows: Swedish Portfolio Managers' Rebalancing Needs – SEB Strategy Report
SEB · September 28, 2026
SEB estimates that Swedish portfolio managers need to buy a small amount of SEK (0.12% of portfolio assets) in September month-end rebalancing. The most pronounced flow requirement is in EUR/USD, where the model signals buying EUR and selling USD.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.SEB's model estimates Swedish portfolio managers have a minor need to buy SEK, totaling 0.12% of portfolio value, for September month-end rebalancing.
- 2.The most significant rebalancing flow is in EUR/USD, indicating a need to buy EUR (+0.2% of portfolio) and sell USD (-0.3% of portfolio).
- 3.The stylized Swedish multi-asset portfolio declined by 0.5% in September, bringing its year-to-date return to +4.1%.
Table of Contents
- Swedish portfolio managers' rebalancing needs
- NEED TO BUY SEK
- PORTFOLIO IMPLICATIONS
Report data
Market developments September – table
| Metric | Estimate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Stylised portfolio monthly return | -0.5% | September performance of the stylised Swedish benchmark portfolio. |
| Stylised portfolio year-to-date return | 4.1% | Year-to-date performance of the stylised Swedish multi-asset portfolio. |
| Total net SEK rebalancing need | 0.12 % of portfolio | Total rebalancing requirement combining hedge adjustments and asset allocation. |
| EUR rebalancing need | 0.2 % of portfolio | Rebalancing requirement to purchase EUR against USD. |
| USD rebalancing need | -0.3 % of portfolio | Rebalancing requirement to sell USD against EUR. |
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