The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has proposed rules that would require firms already reporting credit data under Riksbank regulations to submit additional credit information to Statistics Sweden, where it would be processed in the shared database for financial market monitoring and supervision, with the stated aims of simplifying reporting for firms, generating efficiency gains, and improving the basis for the authority's analysis and supervision.
Finansinspektionen2026-05-20
Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority proposes expanded credit reporting to Statistics Sweden for shared supervisory database
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has proposed rules requiring firms that report credit data under Riksbank regulations to submit additional credit information to Statistics Sweden for inclusion in the shared financial market monitoring database. The authority aims to simplify reporting, achieve efficiency gains, and improve the analytical and supervisory basis.