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Jun 10, 2026
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Swedish Government Office
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1521 charsSweden's Government Office Amends Regulation on Special Supervision and Capital Buffers
On June 10, 2026, the Swedish Government Office published an amendment to the regulation on special supervision and capital buffers. The amendment modifies Regulation 2026:658, which itself amended Regulation 2014:993 concerning special supervisory measures and capital buffer requirements.
Regulation 2014:993 establishes the framework for special supervision and capital buffer arrangements applicable to financial institutions operating in Sweden. The amendment published on June 10, 2026, represents a further modification to this regulatory framework, with the new amendment designated as Regulation 2026:1093 in the Swedish Code of Statutes (Svensk författningssamling).
The specific substantive changes introduced by this amendment are contained within the official text, which has been published in PDF format (362 kilobytes) by the Swedish Government Office. This amendment continues the regulatory evolution of Sweden's approach to prudential supervision and capital adequacy requirements for financial institutions.
The regulation is now in effect as of its publication date. Financial institutions and supervisory authorities in Sweden should refer to the full text of Regulation 2026:1093 for detailed guidance on the amended requirements and their application.
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Swedish Government Office. Regulation 2026:1093 on Amendment to Regulation 2026:658 on Amendment to Regulation 2014:993 on Special Supervision and Capital Buffers. Published June 10, 2026. Available at: https://www.regeringen.se/
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On June 10, 2026, the Swedish Government Office published an amendment to the regulation on special supervision and capital buffers.
The reguation has been amended to provide that the Financial Supervisory Authority may issue regulations on special supervision of credit institutions and investment firms concerning:
The requirements to be imposed on persons who are to form part of the management.
Which assets and liabilities are to be included in the calculation of what constitutes a material transfer.
At what time, in what place and at what intervals an investment firm or credit institution shall disclose certain information.
Which items may be included in the own funds requirements.
The measures a third-country branch must take to meet the requirements regarding risk management, documentation, internal governance and control.