Finansinspektionen

  • Swedish Countercyclical Capital Buffer: Riksbank Holds at 2%

    On 10 September 2026 the Riksbank decided to leave the Swedish countercyclical capital buffer at 2 per cent, the level it treats as neutral; the decision was published on 11 September. For a reporting team the headline is that the Swedish rate is unchanged at 2 per cent, so this decision itself does not introduce…

  • Standardrapport (STND) Reporting in Sweden: The Quarterly FI Filing

    Swedish credit institutions, investment firms and the branches and groups within section 1 of FFFS 2014:14 are subject to the Standardrapport (STND) in applicable parts, unless Finansinspektionen grants an exemption under section 4; from the reference date 31 March 2026 the filing uses the amended form. Finansinspektionen’s regulation FFFS 2014:14, on the reporting of quarterly…

  • Swedish Bank Capital Requirements: FI Moves Model Add-Ons to Pillar 1

    On 28 August 2026, Finansinspektionen (FI) published the Swedish bank capital requirements it discloses each quarter, this time as of the end of the second quarter of 2026 (FI Ref. 26-1525). The memorandum covers Sweden’s three major banks, Handelsbanken, SEB and Swedbank, plus seven other institutions in supervisory categories 1 and 2. Most quarters this…

  • EBA Pillar 3 Peer Review: Uneven Disclosure Supervision in the EU

    On 2 July 2026 the European Banking Authority published the EBA Pillar 3 peer review of how competent authorities supervise Pillar 3 disclosures. Six supervisors were assessed against four benchmarks, and their scores ran the full length of the scale, from fully applied to not applied. For a reporting team the spread is the story:…

  • Sweden Periodic AML Reporting: Preparing for FI’s Updates

    Finansinspektionen has confirmed that the annual AML reporting to FI will be comprehensively updated from 1 January 2027. The new questions replace the current question set, cover obliged entities’ inherent risks and control environments, and align with risk indicators developed with the EBA and AMLA for the EU common risk classification methodology. The reporting period…