Finance Sweden represents banks and financial institutions established in Sweden. Our aim is to contribute to a sound and efficient regulatory framework that facilitates for banks to help create economic wealth for customers and society.
Four Nordic banking associations have published Financing the Future, a joint contribution to the European Commission's work on banking competitiveness and the upcoming Banking Package
The paper outlines how the regulatory framework can better support investment, growth and financial integration while maintaining financial stability.
This October 2026 update builds on Copenhagen Economics previous analyses and brings in the latest evidence and market developments. It also adds three market deep dives: Final Basel III, mortgage margins and profitability.
How can Europe mobilise the capital needed to strengthen its defence capabilities? This question will be explored at a digital seminar hosted by Finance Sweden and Saab. During the seminar, representatives from the defence and financial sectors will share their perspectives on the opportunities and challenges involved in financing Europe’s rearmament.
Market shares in the Swedish banking sector shift over time, and customer mobility is high. Swedish banks are cost-efficient, and mortgage interest rates are low compared to those in other countries. These are some of the key findings in a new report by Copenhagen Economics, which analyzes banking competition in Sweden.
