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AI increasingly common in the financial sector, but risk management is lagging behind
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Published 2024-12-06 - The new generative AI technology has spread rapidly and extensively throughout the Swedish financial sector. At the same time, the work to manage the risks…
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Report: AI in the Swedish financial sector
Category C includes firms that are neither using nor planning to use AI in the next 12 months.
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FI maintains level of systemic risk buffer for major banks
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- Capital requirements
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Published 2024-12-06 - The three major banks – SEB, Handelsbanken and Swedbank – will continue to maintain a systemic risk buffer of 3 per cent at group level. This decision was…
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Memorandum: Biennial review of the systemic risk buffer
Next steps FI will perform a new review of the systemic risk buffer no later than 31 December 2026.
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Stability in the Financial System (2024:2): Improved outlook, but risk of set-backs
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Published 2024-11-20 - The outlook for financial stability has improved somewhat in the past six months. Sweden continues to experience a mild economic downturn, but interest rate…
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Stability in the Financial System (2024:2)
The economy has begun a slow recovery that is expected to continue into next year.
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Biennial Review of the Systemic Risk Buffer
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Published 2016-12-27 - As outlined in the capital requirements directive, FI must review the systemic risk buffer on an biennial basis. FI has reviewed the arguments originally set…
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Memorandum: Biennial Review of the Systemic Risk Buffer
Next Steps In line with Article 133 paragraph 10b, the next review of the SRB will need to be conducted before 1 January 2019.
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Biennial Review of the Systemic Risk Buffer
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- Capital requirements
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Published 2018-11-13 - As outlined in the capital requirements directive, FI must review the systemicrisk buffer on an biennial basis. FI has reviewed the arguments originally…
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Memorandum: Biennial Review of the Systemic Risk Buffer
Next Steps In line with Article 133 paragraph 10b, the next review of the SRB will need to be conducted before 1 January 2021. 6 http://www.fin- fsa.fi
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FI Analysis 48: Increasing number of Swedish loans become debt registered with the Swedish Enforcement Authority
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- Consumer
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Published 2025-02-27 - Between the years 2020 and 2023, the number of borrowers with a new unpaid debt registered with the Swedish Enforcement Authority has increased by 23 per…
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Unpaid debt collection notices also lead to the next step in the chain of payment problems for the borrower.
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FI maintains level of systemic risk buffer for major banks
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- Capital requirements
- Stability
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Published 2022-12-15 - The three major banks, SEB, Handelsbanken and Swedbank, will continue to maintain a systemic risk buffer of 3 per cent at group level. This decision was made…
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Biennial review of the systemic risk buffer
Memorandum Biennial review of the systemic risk buffer Summary Background Conclusion Next steps
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Stability in the Financial System (2025:1): Uncertainty could persist for a while
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Published 2025-05-16 - The uncertainty in geopolitical and economic developments is high, and the risk of negative shocks is higher now than it was last autumn. At the same time,…
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Stability in the Financial System (2025:1)
When asked in October 2024 “At what rate will prices go up in the next 12 months”, 25 per cent of households answered “higher” or “unchanged”.
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Recognition of other Member States' countercyclical buffer rates
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- Stability
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- Countercyclical buffer
Published 2015-07-09 - Finansinspektionen decides to recognize countercyclical buffer rates up to 2.5 per cent that are set by the designated authority of another EEA country. The…
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Decision: Recognition of other Member States' countercyclical buffer rates
The next reporting date is on 11 August 2015 and concerns the second quarter of 2015.
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Unclear information about sustainable funds
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- Funds
- Sustainability
- In-depth analysis
Published 2022-09-09 - The disclosures provided about funds with sustainable investment as their objective are often unclear. This is the conclusion of an in-depth analysis…
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Funds with sustainable investment as its objective
FINANSINSPEKTIONEN Funds with sustainable investment as its objective Next steps 17 Next steps It is a prerequisite that disclosures are accurate
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FI identifies transition risks in banks’ lending portfolios
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Published 2024-06-04 - There are climate-related transition risks in Swedish banks’ lending portfolios. This is the conclusion of an analysis Finansinspektionen (FI) conducted by…
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Report: Transition risks in banks’ lending portfolios
Next step for FI The aim of this analysis was to identify potential transition risks in banks’ lending portfolios.
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Updated approach to assessing Pillar 2 guidance for Swedish banks
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- Capital requirements
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Published 2023-05-31 - Finansinspektionen has decided on an updated approach for assessing the size of the Pillar 2 guidance for Swedish banks. The updated method contains in part…
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Updated approach to assessing Pillar 2 guidance for Swedish banks
The reason for this is that items in the income statement are more likely to vary from one year to the next.
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Decision regarding the countercyclical buffer rate
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- Countercyclical buffer
Published 2017-10-31 - FI decided on 25 October not to change the countercyclical buffer rate. The buffer rate of two per cent, which has applied since 19 March 2017, shall thus…
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Decision regarding the countercyclical buffer rate
Total debt is expected to increase between 6 and 7 per cent on an annual basis in the next year.
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Information about forthcoming periodic reporting in accordance with Finansinspektionen’s regulations FFFS 2017:11
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- Money laundering
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Published 2017-10-24 - On 1 August, the new Money Laundering Act entered into force as well as FI’s new regulations. According to these new regulations, firms under FI’s supervision…
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The next three questions about alarms and reporting are not to be answered until the reporting occasion in 2019.
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Stability in the Financial System (2024:1): A slightly better outlook in an uncertain environment
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Published 2024-05-27 - The outlook for financial stability has improved somewhat, and uncertainty has decreased, but we are still in the middle of a recession. Higher costs for both…
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Stability in the Financial System
This is reflected in the prices of Nordic electricity derivatives that fall due next autumn and winter.
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Decision regarding the countercyclical buffer rate
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- Stability
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- Countercyclical buffer
Published 2018-01-30 - Finansinspektionen (FI) decided on 29 January not to change the countercyclical buffer rate. The buffer rate of two per cent, which has applied since 19 March…
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Decision: Countercyclical buffer rate
The low interest rates and the strong business cycle explain the stronger rate of growth over the next few years (Diagram 5).
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Pillar 2 capital requirements for maturity assumptions
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- Capital requirements
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Published 2016-03-01 - FI intends to introduce a maturity floor of 2.5 years under Pillar 2 for banks authorised to use the advanced IRB approach for exposures to corporates.
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Pillar 2 capital requirements for maturity assumptions
a special own funds requirement can also be made if the bank does not meet, or it is probable that the institution will no longer meet within the next
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Open finance in Sweden
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Published 2023-06-28 - Digitalisation introduces both opportunities and risks to the financial market. After conducting a new survey, FI has noted that broader regulation on how…
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The upcoming regulation on open finance announced by the EU Commission will take the next step3.
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The future structure of banks' capital requirements
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- Capital requirements
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- Stability board
Published 2015-07-06 - At the Financial Stability Council meeting of 15 June, Finansinspektionen presented its views on the future structure of banks' capital requirements.
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The future structure of banks' capital requirements
Implementation of the new framework will take place over the next few years and an assessment of the effects on the implicit state guarantees is therefore
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Climate-related transition risks must be given priority
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- Sustainability
Published 2022-04-08 - The data and methods available for measuring climate-related transition risks are under development. There is a lot of work going on in this area, in the…
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Transition risks in the banks' loan portfolios – an application of PACTA
Climate-damaging and climate-neutral lending, 2020 and 2025 SEK billion When we next compare companies' production forecasts five years ahead with
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New methods for banks' risk weights and capital requirements decided
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- Capital requirements
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Published 2016-05-24 - FI has formally adopted the supervisory methods which will be used in the supervision of the banks' internal models for corporate exposures. The banks should…
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Capital requirements for maturity assumptions under pillar 2
a special own funds requirement can also be made if the bank does not meet, or it is probable that the institution will no longer meet within the next
FI:s supervision of banks' calculations of risk weights for exposures to corporates
of defaults and credit losses has been very different than the international experience for a long time, which is described in more detail in the next
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Banks may now grant amortisation exemption
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Published 2020-04-14 - FI’s Board of Directors has decided that the proposal communicated on 2 April will go into effect as of today. This means that banks will now be able to grant…
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The table shows how the amortisation payments break down within each category. 3.1.2 Impact on households granted an exemption The next step in
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Joint report to the Financial Stability Council
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Published 2015-07-03 - When representatives of the Government, Finansinspektionen (the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority), the Riksbank and the Swedish National Debt Office…
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The driving forces behind household indeptedness
The time required before building can start varies substantially from one building project to the next (see Chart 4.5).
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Leverage ratio requirement for Swedish banks
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- Capital requirements
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Published 2014-12-08 - Finansinspektionen (Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority – FI) considers that a leverage ratio requirement may serve an important function for establishing…
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Memorandum: Leverage ratio requirement for Swedish banks
No precise date has been set for when this will take place, but FI expects this to be within the next couple of months.
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Large Swedish banks show resilience in EU stress test
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Published 2021-08-02 - The five largest Swedish banks are resilient and have the ability to withstand a sharp deterioration in market conditions, based on the stress test conducted…
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FI decides on stress test methodology for determining the capital planning buffer
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Published 2016-08-11 - FI has now decided on the stress test methodology that will be used for determining the capital planning buffer for the largest Swedish bank companies. The…
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Memorandum: Stress test methodology for determining the capital planning buffer
Stress test methodology for assessment of the capital planning buffer (2016-05-09)
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Financing of terrorism
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Published 2016-03-15 - The national risk assessment regarding the financing of terrorism that was published in June 2014 identified a need to become more informed about and aware of…
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Understanding Terrorist Finance, Modus Operandi and National CTF-Regimes
Bardos, “Jihad in the Balkans: The Next Generation”, World Affairs, September/October 2014.
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FI's methods for assessing individual types of risk within Pillar 2
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Published 2014-12-12 - This memorandum describes FI's methods for assessing the capital adequacy requirement within the framework of Pillar 2 for three different types of risk.
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Memorandum: FI's methods for assessing individual types of risk within Pillar 2
However, this period refers to the next agreed repricing date for lending without an agreed repayment date, where the firm has full control over the
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FI publishes methods for assessing capital requirements for three important risk types
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Published 2015-05-12 - Finansinspektionen (FI) establishes methods for assessing Pillar 2 capital requirements for three types of risk: credit-related concentration risk, interest…
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Memorandum: FI:s methods for assessing individual risk types within Pillar 2
However, this period refers to the next agreed repricing date for lending without an agreed repayment date, where the firm has full control over the
