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Report finds elevated risk for money laundering and terrorist financing in Sweden

Stockholm's City Hall in Sweden at Night seen from the Riddarholmen in the Old Town - Gamla Stan.
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Two out of the four industries exposed to the greatest risk are banking and finance as well as payment institutions.

Sweden’s new National risk assessment for money laundering and terrorist financing reveals that, compared to the previous assessment of 2020/2021, the risk for money laundering has significantly increased.

The report, prepared by the AML Coordination Function, including 17 Swedish authorities such as the national tax agency, the police, and theorganized crime

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