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Finansinspektionen

FI · Financial supervisory authority
Stockholmwww.fi.se
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As of 31 Dec 2025Published figures unless marked

Employees~6102024Estimate
Annual budgetSEK 900M (~€90M)~€90MEstimate
Supervised entities~2,1002024Estimate

Overview

Finansinspektionen is Sweden's single integrated financial supervisor, covering banks, insurers, funds, markets and payments from Stockholm — an authority that administers one of Europe's broadest licensing catalogues, spanning several hundred authorisation and notification types. Its statutory annual report for 2025 was signed on 17 February 2026 and published the following week, in keeping with Sweden's fixed late-February deadline for agency reporting. The year also reset FI's leadership: Johan Almenberg took over as Director General on 1 December 2025, and Malin Alpen was appointed Deputy Director General in February 2026. Everything below is FI's own data, from its FY2025 annual report.

Regulated sectors

8
BanksPayment institutionsE-money institutionsCrypto-asset service providersInvestment firmsAsset managersInsurance companiesPension funds

Leadership

2
Johan Almenberg

Director Generalsince 2025

Malin Alpen

Deputy Director General and Head of Paymentssince 2026

Full board

Key legislation

4
Förordning (2009:93) med instruktion för Finansinspektionen

Founding instrument — stable financial system, well-functioning markets, strong consumer protection

Banking and Financing Business Act (2004:297)

Banking

Payment Services Act (2010:751)

PSD2

MiCA implementation Act

Crypto-asset services

Registers, portals and publications

Public registers

FI:s företagsregister

Application portals

Fidac (reporting portal)

Recent publications

Finansinspektionens årsredovisning 20252026-02-25
Data as of 31 Dec 2025 · Source: issuu.com + ComplyBridge researchActivity Index methodology →