The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has invited financial system participants to a digital FTPOS preparedness meeting on November 5, 2026. It will review ongoing work to coordinate authorities and companies on the financial sector’s total defense preparations.
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The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has invited financial system participants to a digital meeting on November 5, 2026, under the Financial Services Public-Private Cooperation framework, known as FTPOS. The meeting will provide an overview of ongoing FTPOS work and allow participants to raise questions.
FTPOS brings authorities and companies together to develop a shared approach to the financial sector’s total defense preparations and coordinate preparedness issues. The meeting continues the framework’s sector-wide activity in 2026, which has also included preparations for a crisis exercise focused on coordination and crisis management.
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