Ahead of summer 2026, employers across Sweden are advertising more summer jobs than they have in several years, according to an analysis from Sambla. For many young people, a summer job is a chance to earn their own money while learning how personal finances work in practice. Sambla is now launching a guide that supports young people all the way from job search to first pay cheque.
Despite high unemployment and a prolonged recession, there are many ways into the labour market ahead of the summer. The number of advertisements for summer jobs is higher than in many years, while competition for each position is fierce, especially for young people. This is shown by a recent analysis by Sambla.
Sambla strengthens its product organization in Norway with the appointment of Helene Erdal Kristiansen as the new Product Lead at the Oslo office. The recruitment is part of the company's continued focus on product development and improved digital customer experiences in the Nordic region.
Sambla Group, the Nordic Capital owned fintech company, continues to invest in growth and brand development by strengthening its marketing organisation with two key appointments. Joining the company are Liisa-Maria Kalliomäki as Head of Marketing Finland and Tove Bjurström as Head of Brand and Design. Both will play central roles in shaping the company’s next phase across the Nordic markets.
Sambla Group has chosen Dentsu as its new media partner in Sweden. The collaboration is an important step in Sambla Group's ambition to strengthen its position as the most reliable financial partner for everyday heroes who want to improve their personal financial conditions.
Sambla Group is expanding its Nordic offering with the launch of its credit card comparison service in Finland. Already established in Sweden and Norway, the service is designed to help consumers make smarter financial decisions by comparing a wide range of credit card offers in one place.
The fintech company Sambla Group has moved into new premises in the iconic Jarlahuset on Birger Jarlsgatan in central Stockholm. The building has previously housed parts of Spotify's offices. The move marks a new phase in the company's growth journey with a focus on innovation, collaboration and expansion in the Nordic region.
