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FI’s latest risk assessment outlines AML/CFT supervisory priorities

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International transactions, crypto, and terrorist financing figure among key risks under Finansinspektionen (FI)’s AML/CFT supervision of Sweden’s financial sector.  

The Swedish financial system remains exposed to a high and increasingly complex money-laundering environment, revealed the national risk assessment for money laundering and terrorist financing, published earlier in June 2026 by the 17 authorities-strong AML Coordination Function.

The environment is driven by the sophistication and adaptability of criminal networks – a costlycan

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