The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has published its supervisory priorities for 2025, setting out four areas that will receive particular attention in addition to its ongoing supervision to support financial stability, confidence in the financial system and consumer protection. The authority will direct its limited resources to areas it assesses as highest risk, while remaining able to reprioritise if unexpected issues arise. Supervisory work in 2025 will focus on firms’ ability to carry out their fundamental functions in an uncertain external environment, whether consumers are being offered good products and services, the financial sector’s prevention of money laundering and other criminal activity, and whether household indebtedness could put a stable economy at risk.
Finansinspektionen 2025-01-23
Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority sets four supervisory priorities for 2025
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has outlined its 2025 supervisory priorities, emphasizing financial stability, consumer protection, and confidence in the financial system. Key focus areas include firms' operational resilience, consumer product quality, anti-money laundering efforts, and household indebtedness risks. The authority will allocate resources to high-risk areas while maintaining flexibility to address unforeseen issues.