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Swedish banking market remains competitive as non-banks alter the landscape

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Sweden’s banking market remains competitive as non-bank lending grows, raising questions about compliance and regulatory demands.

Swedish banks have lower operational costs when measured against banks in other, comparable markets, according to a new report by Finance Sweden.

The cost-efficiency is passed down to consumers in the form of low-priced financial services and low UCITS costs. That may be largely driven by competitive pressure as banks

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