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FI Warns of Rising Fees for Housing Associations as Costs Climb

Many housing associations have been forced to raise fees in recent years. The Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) warns that costs may continue to rise.

FI Warns of Rising Fees for Housing Associations as Costs Climb

Norwegian Skiers Cleared to Train as Leaders' Bans Continue

The five Norwegian ski jumpers who were suspended after the suit scandal in the World Championship are now having their temporary suspensions lifted. Marius Lindvik, Johann Andre Forfang, Robin Pedersen, Kristoffer Sundal and Robert Johansson are thus allowed to participate in training sessions and activities arranged by the Norwegian Ski Association, or other ski associations, with immediate effect.

Norwegian Skiers Cleared to Train as Leaders' Bans Continue

Norwegian Ski Jumper Disqualified Over Suit Size at World Cup Finals

Norwegian ski jumper Isak Andreas Langmo has been disqualified in the qualifying round at the weekend's World Cup finals in Planica. The reason: he failed the clothing control due to an unauthorized size of the jumping suit.

Norwegian Ski Jumper Disqualified Over Suit Size at World Cup Finals

Four Charged in Nasdaq Stockholm Insider Trading Scandal

The man was to monitor suspicious trading on the Nasdaq Stockholm Stock Exchange. Instead, he is suspected of having passed on information to related persons – who made several million kronor in profit.

Four Charged in Nasdaq Stockholm Insider Trading Scandal

Sweden's FI Pushes for Clearer Mortgage Rate Discount Notices

The Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) wants to make it mandatory for banks to inform customers when the interest rate discount on mortgages expires. The fact that the discount can expire without the mortgage companies informing about it creates, according to FI, an advantage for the companies.

Sweden's FI Pushes for Clearer Mortgage Rate Discount Notices

Norway Faces Potential Loss of More Ski Jumping Medals After Suit Scandal

Norway risks losing more World Championship medals in ski jumping after the suit scandal in Trondheim. In the wake of this, we want the decisions made to be very clear, says Sandro Pertile, competition chief for ski jumping at the International Ski Federation.

Norway Faces Potential Loss of More Ski Jumping Medals After Suit Scandal

Norwegian Ski Jumping Scandal: Geiger Calls for Stricter Penalties

The German ski jumping star Karl Geiger believes that proven manipulation of suits in ski jumping must be punished more severely. The multiple Olympic Games and World Championship medalist draws a comparison with German traffic laws when he comments on Norway's cheating during the recent home World Championship.

Norwegian Ski Jumping Scandal: Geiger Calls for Stricter Penalties

Swedes Struggle to Build Savings Buffers in Uncertain Economy

In economically uncertain times, it is important for households to have a buffer. But many Swedes have little or no buffer savings, shows new report.

Swedes Struggle to Build Savings Buffers in Uncertain Economy

Ebba Andersson's Second Appeal Denied by Ski Federation

After Sweden got its first appeal rejected following Ebba Andersson's disqualification, Sweden chose to appeal again. Now a decision has been made regarding the second appeal, which is also rejected.

Ebba Andersson's Second Appeal Denied by Ski Federation

The Stars' Fraud: Hairspray and Glue

Now former ski jumping stars are coming forward and revealing how cheating has been going on in the sport for years. We sprayed our suits with hairspray to reduce air resistance, says former World Champion Andreas Küttel.

The Stars' Fraud: Hairspray and Glue

Appeals the disqualification again: "I'm damn angry"

The ski star Ebba Andersson was disqualified after Saturday's World Cup race in Holmenkollen. Sweden's appeal was rejected, but now the national team will appeal again.

Appeals the disqualification again: "I'm damn angry"

The Scandal Grows – New Cheating Discovered

The Norwegian ski jumping scandal is growing. Three more jumpers are banned after suspicions of even more cheating with the competition suits.

The Scandal Grows – New Cheating Discovered

After the Norwegian cheating scandal – the chairman resigns

The Chair of the Norwegian Ski Association's Ski Jumping Committee, Stine Korsen, is resigning. In an interview with VG, she says that "it can't go on" after the Norwegian doping scandal that is shaking ski jumping.

After the Norwegian cheating scandal – the chairman resigns

Norwegian ski jumpers suspended during investigation

The International Ski Federation (FIS) is suspending two Norwegian jumpers and three leaders during the investigation of the World Championship scandal with manipulated suits. .

Norwegian ski jumpers suspended during investigation

Swedish ski star slams Norway – stricter rules

FIS Chairman Johan Eliasch slams Norway after the WC scandal with manipulated suits. I am deeply shocked, says the Swedish-Briton.

Swedish ski star slams Norway – stricter rules

The Pensions Agency is Criticized by the Financial Supervisory Authority

The Pensions Agency receives a remark for inadequate risk control in connection with the noted investments in the real estate company Heimstaden Bostad. .

The Pensions Agency is Criticized by the Financial Supervisory Authority

Loses Sponsor After Ski Jumping Scandal

After the scandal with manipulated suits during the home World Championship in Trondheim, Norway's national ski jumping team loses a main sponsor. .

Loses Sponsor After Ski Jumping Scandal

Ski Jumpers after the Scandal: "Completely Crushed"

The Norwegian ski jumpers Marius Lindvik and Johann Forfang speak out for the first time after the suit scandal in the World Championship. "We are both completely crushed", they say in a joint statement.

Ski Jumpers after the Scandal: "Completely Crushed"

World Championship threat averted: "The skiers have shown courage"

The climate action that was going to disrupt Saturday's 50km cross-country skiing event at the World Championship has been cancelled. An agreement with the World Championship skiers – Frida Karlsson is one of those who signed – has resolved the locked situation.

World Championship threat averted: "The skiers have shown courage"

How important cash is during war

When the war came to Ukraine, the use of cash initially increased. But soon, online banks and other digital services were up and running again.

How important cash is during war

Getinge at the top on a cheerful stock exchange

The Stockholm Stock Exchange rises on Friday. .

Getinge at the top on a cheerful stock exchange

Beware of Companies Pushing Securities

Be cautious of people who claim to call, or otherwise contact you, from Handelstorget or Skandova and want to offer you deals in securities. The companies do not have permits to conduct securities business and according to the Financial Supervisory Authority (FI), the companies do not exist.

Beware of Companies Pushing Securities

Extreme weather can make it difficult to get a mortgage

Will it be possible to take out home insurance for a house near a watercourse or to get a bank loan to buy properties that are located in areas where extreme weather can strike? The Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) is now launching an investigation into how Swedish consumers can be affected when the climate changes. .

Extreme weather can make it difficult to get a mortgage

Magnus Hall approved as chairman of Alecta

The Financial Supervisory Authority has approved Magnus Hall as the new chairman of the board for the pension manager Alecta, according to a press release. .

Magnus Hall approved as chairman of Alecta