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Finansinspektionen (FI)

Swedish financial supervisory authority

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Headquarters: Stockholm, Sweden
Founded year: 1991
Company type: Government agency
Number of employees: 670–1,000
Industry: Government Administration Activities

Last updated October 14

Latest news about Finansinspektionen (FI)

In short: FI imposed higher SEB capital requirements, investigated Tessin and warned about investment fraud.

Company announcements

October 14 FI

FI imposes temporary higher capital requirements on SEB

The regulator identified extensive deficiencies in credit risk models. The capital base will increase by approximately 20 billion SEK by the end of 2026.

March 18 FI

FI gives Alecta a warning with sanction fee

The Financial Supervisory Authority has investigated Alecta's investments in Heimstaden Bostad and found deficiencies in risk control. FI imposes a sanction fee of 50 million kronor.

March 12 FI

FI investigates Handelsbanken

The Financial Supervisory Authority is investigating whether the bank has complied with the anti-money laundering regulations, including risk assessment and customer due diligence for corporate customers during the period 2025-03-11 to 2026-03-11.

February 18 FI

FI gives SBB sanction for deficiencies in group accounting

FI issues reprimand and 80 million kronor in sanction fee for violations of accounting rules. The deficiencies led to incorrectly high results and financial position 2021.

Media coverage

October 13 Dagens industri

SEB gets temporarily higher capital requirements from FI

The Financial Supervisory Authority, FI, has decided to give SEB a temporary surcharge on its capital requirement. FI states that it has identified more extensive deficiencies...

June 30 Vasabladet

Mortgage ceiling raised – savings requirement lowered

The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority raises the mortgage ceiling, which means that from now on 5 percent in personal savings is enough – ...

June 17 Dagens PS

Financial Supervisory Authority cracks down on Ikea

Now the Financial Supervisory Authority is cracking down on Ikea. Ikano Bank has violated money laundering regulations. It will cost the bank 140 million kronor. The financial...

June 17 Dagens industri

Ikano Bank receives a penalty fee of 140 million from the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority

The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority gives Ikano Bank a remark and a penalty fee of 140 million kronor for violations of the money laundering rules.

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