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ARTICLE – August 31, 2021
The Swedish model in focus as French ministers visit the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise recently organised a high-level meeting for leading French ministers visiting Sweden, who wanted to meet the social partners in order to learn more about the Swedish labour market model. The meeting also provided a platform for closer contacts ahead of the upcoming EU Presidencies, which France will hold in the first half of 2022 and Sweden in the first half of 2023.
ARTICLE – July 27, 2021
Welcome focus on growth and free trade in the Slovenian Presidency
Slovenia provides a clear voice for a strengthened EU Single Market and open trade with the outside world. This is something we also hope will be evident when their priorities are implemented, says Fredrik Persson, President of the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
ARTICLE – July 19, 2021
Swedish Enterprise: ‘Fit for 55’ – increase in ambition but a lack of focus on cost-effectiveness
‘Fit for 55’ is a crucial element in the journey towards an EU free of greenhouse gas emissions, and there are considerable opportunities for Swedish companies as part of the transition. However, we believe that it is important to safeguard the fundamental principles of cost-effectiveness and competitiveness, says Jesper Gyberg, Director Climate Policies.
ARTICLE – July 13, 2021
The global tax map is redrawn - G20 countries reach agreement on digital tax and global minimum tax
G20 countries have agreed to endorse OECD:s outline plan for taxing the digital economy and a minimum global corporate tax rate. A finalised plan is due to be presented in October. However, the proposals deviate dramatically from current international principles and many obstacles remain to be resolved before it can be applied, writes Claes Hammarstedt, an expert on international taxes.
ARTICLE – July 12, 2021
Swedish Enterprise’s views on the European Commission’s proposal for a new Directive on Sustainability Reporting
The new requirements in the CSRD would however be more proportionate and well balanced if they were better adapted to the size and circumstances of reporting entities.
ARTICLE – July 12, 2021
Swedish Enterprise on the European Commission’s proposal for revised State Aid Guidelines
The European Commission’s general approach to broadening the application of the State Aid Guidelines is welcome. However, there is good reason to stress the importance of the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER) and to warn against an excessive degree of complexity.
ARTICLE – July 7, 2021
Favourable conditions for businesses and innovation will be key to a successful Sustainable Products Initiative
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise welcomes an ambitious products policy and believes that it is important that the development of a product policy for sustainable products takes place at EU level.
ARTICLE – July 2, 2021
Swedish Enterprise: European Commission’s estimates on administrative burden in the proposal on Foreign Subsidies are flawed
The European Commission’s proposal on foreign subsidies is a welcomed initiative that could contribute to a more level playing field in the EU Single Market. However, some sections of the proposal are problematic, since conclusions drawn in the impact assessment conducted for the drafting of the proposals appear to be flawed.
ARTICLE – June 28, 2021
Eight out of 10 companies experience greater disruption after Brexit
Eight out of ten Swedish companies have experienced, or expect to experience, increased bureaucracy due to customs formalities in the wake of following Brexit, according to new figures released by the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.
ARTICLE – June 23, 2021
Corona effect: increased stockpiling and diversification, but no deglobalization in sight
Despite the pandemic, Swedish entrepreneurs are continuing to rely on global value and supply chains. However, many believe that increased stockpiling and a wider network of suppliers have become more important in reducing exposure to risk in the future. This is according to a new report from the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise.

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