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Financial sector supervision in 2026: Swedish FSA’s priorities

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Special focus will be placed on financial firms’ efforts in combating crime, risk management, and consumer protection.

Finansinspektionen (FI), the Swedish financial sector watchdog, has announced that its supervisory work during 2026 will focus on three priority areas.

These areas include assessing risks that can affect a firm’s stability and resilience towards disruptions, the financial sector’s ability to prevent and counteract crime, and meeting consumer needs when offering

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