The work of the Swedish state and some authorities to prevent money laundering lacks effectiveness, according to a new report by Riksrevisionen, the Swedish National Audit Office.
Riksrevisionen says that the government’s management of the system for money-laundering supervision is weak, and that supervision by Finansinspektionen (the Financial Supervisory Authority)
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