Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority
Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen) is the responsible authority for 4 acts in the Swedish law library, covering company law, tax and finance. Its regulations are issued in the FFFS series. Every act below carries its SFS number, entry into force and a link to the official text at the Riksdag. Checked 2026-08-16.
Register
- Official name
- Finansinspektionen
- Regulation series
- FFFS
- Acts
- 4
- Area
- Company law, tax and finance
- Read date
- 2026-08-16
Acts under this supervision
- Penningtvättslagen
SFS 2017:630In force: 2017-08-01Finansinspektionen
Swedish act SFS 2017:630, in force since 2017-08-01: Lag om åtgärder mot penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism. The responsible authority is Finansinspektionen.
- LVM
SFS 2007:528In force: 2007-11-01Finansinspektionen
Swedish act SFS 2007:528, in force since 2007-11-01: Lag om värdepappersmarknaden. The responsible authority is Finansinspektionen.
- Marknadsmissbrukslagen
SFS 2016:1306In force: 2017-02-01Finansinspektionen
Swedish act SFS 2016:1306, in force since 2017-02-01: Lag med kompletterande bestämmelser till EU:s marknadsmissbruksförordning. The responsible authority is Finansinspektionen.
- Betaltjänstlagen
SFS 2010:751In force: 2010-08-01Finansinspektionen
Swedish act SFS 2010:751, in force since 2010-08-01: Lag om betaltjänster. The responsible authority is Finansinspektionen. The act is tied to EU legislation.
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