Besides providing information about current news in financial regulation, we have chosen to carry out a more detailed analysis of the report on consumers' need for gadget insurance issued by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority ...

From an overall perspective the corporate acquisition process in Sweden has a striking resemblance to that which applies elsewhere in Europe. The chain of documents required is the same, and even the documents’ contents strongly resemble that which is applied in the UK and continental Europe.

This article aims to provide an overview of the new Digital Operational Resilience Act ("DORA") for the financial sector. The article also intends to identify and analyse...

In view of the historic financial crisis which hit the world in 2008 and still affect us it was expected that disputes within the industry would increase.

The Swedish Insurance Contract Act dates back to 1927 and is in many respects not adapted to the current conditions of the insurance market. The applicability of the act is also limited and has been partly overtaken by separate legislative solutions for the most urgent demands, such as the Consumer Insurance Contract Act and various regulations regarding items such as third-party motor insurance

Over the past several years Sweden has prepared new and from an international perspective very competitive rules, which make Swedish limited liability companies (<I>Sw. Aktiebolag</I>) very attractive as holding companies in international corporate structures

In September 2003 the government presented a bill proposing a new legislation (the "Invest-ment Funds Act") regarding mutual funds and other undertakings for collective investments.

Recently, Skandia Insurance Company Ltd. (Skandia) has been the subject of a media debate about the findings from independent investigative panels.

As Sweden is an EU Member State, Swedish banks are subject to laws and regulations on an EU level and a national level.

Over the last decade, the Nordic bond market has experienced significant growth in terms of volume and number of issuers and has become a viable alternative for issuers across substantially all

This article will cover investments in Sweden through mergers and acquisitions, primarily those of banks.

The Swedish insurance industry has a long history and the Swedish insurance market has previously distinguished itself as a closed market dominated by small number of domestic companies. However, during the past decade Sweden has gradually opened the insurance market to both domestic and foreign competition

Private Equity Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Sweden, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

Litigation Funding Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Sweden, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries