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Invitation for press: Interview experts on banking crisis management
Calendar event 10 June 2026
As a journalist, you now have the opportunity to schedule an interview with Swedish and international decision-makers, researchers, and other experts on banking crisis management in conjunction with a conference in Stockholm.
On 10–11 June, the Stockholm International Banking Crisis Management Conference – a conference arranged by the Swedish National Debt Office together with the Center for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability (CeMoF) at Stockholm University – will take place.
Journalists are invited to individually interview Swedish and international decision-makers, researchers, and other experts on banking crisis management.
See which experts are participating in the conference
The conference commemorates the 10-year anniversary of Sweden’s implementation of the EU-wide regulations for managing banks in crisis – the resolution framework – which was created after the global financial crisis. The Debt Office is the authority responsible for managing banks in resolution.
Practical information
The conference will be held in central Stockholm.
You can request an interview at the following times (see participants for each day here):
- Wednesday 10 June at 17:00 until approximately 18:00.
- Thursday 11 June at 15:30 until approximately 16:30.
Send an interview request by 5 June by e-mail to press@riksgalden.se including:
- Name
- Media organisation
- Date of birth
- Who you wish to interview
Interview times will be allotted according to when requests are received. The conference coordinators also reserve the right to deny requests.
We will get back to you with a decision by 8 June.
Please be aware that you must show ID on site.
About resolution
Resolution is a procedure for managing banks in crisis without having to rely on taxpayers’ money or disrupting the financial system. Instead of a bank entering insolvency proceedings, its operations are structured so that critical functions – such as payments and savings – continue as usual.