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Questions and answers for SELMA reporting
06/03/2026 -Deadlines and submission When is the deadline for submitting reports? Reporting of the daily turnover (trade date by trade date) must be sent to the Riksbank no later than the first business day after the reporting period, by 23:59. Will we...
Turnover statistics
05/12/2025 -Riksbank turnover statistics cover the daily turnover in Swedish kronor (SEK) within three market segments.
Retrieving turnover statistics via API
21/01/2026 -The Riksbank has an open API (Application Programming Interface) that makes it possible to automatically retrieve turnover statistics from the Riksbank. Here you can find information about the Riksbank's API.
Turnover in the Interest Rate Derivatives Market
20/05/2026 -Each Wednesday, the Riksbank publishes aggregated turnover statistics for the Interest Rate Derivative Market, among others.
Turnover in the Swedish Fixed Income Market
20/05/2026 -Each Wednesday, the Riksbank publishes aggregated turnover statistics for the Fixed Income Market, among others.
Securities statistics
12/08/2025 -On behalf of the Riksbank, Statistics Sweden (SCB) publish monthly statistics on Swedish issuers' securities borrowing since April 2013.
List of Swedish Monetary Financial Institutions
25/06/2026 -Monetary Financial Institutions (MFIs) include banks, mortgage institutions, financial companies, municipal and corporate-financed institutions, monetary securities companies and monetary investment funds (money market funds). A list of Swedish...
SELMA-reporting
06/03/2026 -SELMA is the Riksbank’s internal name for the data collection system for turnover statistics.
The Riksbank’s role in the payments market
12/03/2026 -The Riksbank’s role in the payments market The Riksbank takes a socio-economic perspective, and provides solutions and takes action where it is difficult to achieve safe, efficient and accessible payments without central government intervention.
Swedish banking sector
16/06/2026 -The statistics describe banks' activities from a Swedish perspective, i.e. on the basis of monetary financial institutions based in Sweden. The statistics show the financial assets and liabilities of banks broken down by financial instruments,...