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2013-04-16 | Press releases

Nordea receives remark and administrative fine of SEK 30 million

Nordea has been deficient in its handling of the EU sanctions regulations and in its work to prevent money laundering. Due to the serious nature of the deficiencies the bank is receiving a remark and an administrative fine of SEK 30 million.

2013-04-16 | Press releases

Investment firms will pay administrative fines for deficiencies in advising activities

Investment firms Global Invest and Larsson & Partner had deficiencies in their advising activities and in some cases seriously disregarded the interests of their clients. They are therefore receiving a warning and a remark.

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2013-04-05 | Miscellaneous

Finansinspektionen’s role in a framework for financial stability

Martin Andersson, Director General, delivered a speech at the Bank & Finans Outlook conference on...

2013-03-13 | Press releases

Costs for mortgages decline

Both banks and households currently have low costs for mortgages. At the same time the banks’...

2013-03-11 | Council for Cooperation on Macroprudential Policy

Minutes of the meeting of the Council for Cooperation on Macroprudential Policy held on 19 February 2013

Finansinspektionen and the Riksbank have held their third meeting within the framework of the...

2013-03-07 | Press releases

Mortgage cap is still working

The number of households taking loans that have a loan-to-value ratio above 85 per cent is still...

2013-02-22 | Press releases

Robert Boije new Chief Economist

Robert Boije has been appointed Chief Economist at Finansinspektionen. Robert comes most recently...

2013-02-18 | Press releases

Solvency 2-based discount rate for insurance companies

Finansinspektionen plans to implement the discount rate of the Solvency 2 regulations. The new...

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