our working groups
SweFinTech is an organization with our member companies in focus. The companies cover several segments within fintech and in order for us to operate more efficiently, SweFinTech has created different working groups which are related to the different segments or linked to specific issues. The purpose of the groups is to find solutions to common challenges and to create dialogue in different subject areas. All groups have a coordinator and SweFinTech's office is responsible for the dialogue between the groups and the board.
Our working groups
DORa-group
Coordinator: Springflod
The DORA group is working on the new EU ICT risk regulation, the Digital Operational Resilience Act, which comes into force in January 2025. The group studies and discusses definitions, proportionality, interpretations, implementations and technical standards.
Crowdfunding-group
Coordinator: Fredrik Källgren - CEO at Kameo
In 2023, the Crowdfunding group was launched as an initiative under SweFinTech. The group consists of the companies Tessin, Kameo, Savelend, Trust Anchor Group, Fundingpartner, and Zwebb. The group discusses, among other things, the new crowdfunding license and a common standard for risk assessment.
Coordinator: Mikaela Grännby – CEO at Lendo
The Consumer Credit Group brings together companies in the consumer credit sector, including both lenders and credit intermediaries. The group works to promote a sound market for lenders, intermediaries, and consumers. This is achieved through dialogue with policymakers and through independent initiatives aimed at creating a better industry for all stakeholders.
Working group for digital assets
Coordinator: Emelie Moritz – Safello
The group consists of Safello, Trijo, and Goobit. In light of the new EU legislation in the area (MiCA, DAC8), we saw a need to bring together crypto companies. The group had a soft launch in early 2021 and has participated in roundtable discussions with both the Swedish Tax Agency and the Financial Supervisory Authority
Working group regarding AML
One of SweFinTech’s newest and most popular working groups is the AML group. It brings together the association’s legal experts to discuss how the industry can best combat money laundering. The group explores the complex AML regulatory framework in a workshop format, where members share experiences and engage in joint discussions to clarify how the rules should be interpreted and followed.
Working Group on Corporate Loans
Coordinator: DBT Capital
A working group that discusses how the conditions for the business lending sector can be improved. Among other things, the group explores the possibility of establishing a shared credit register.
Payments working group
Coordinator: Tink
A working group that discusses payments at Swedish and EU level. The agenda includes instant payments, PSD3/PSR and the Payment Inquiry.
Working group for Financial data access(Fida)
Coordinator: Insurely
A working group that discusses the EUs coming legislation for financial data access and what effects it will have in practice.
Working group for Legal & Compliance
Coordintator: Johahnna Bäck, Advisense
A working group that discusses Legal & Compliance within the financial sector.
Working group for Legal & Compliance
Coordintator: Johahnna Bäck, Advisense
A working group that discusses Legal & Compliance within the financial sector.
Working group for funds
Coordintator: Magdalena Hartman, NGM
A working group that discusses legislation and policy in regard to funds, pensions and securities