Minister for Financial Markets (Sweden)

Minister for Financial Markets Finansmarknadsminister

Incumbent Per Bolund since 3 October 2014
Appointer	The Prime Minister
Inaugural holder	Gunnar Lund
Formation	21 October 2002
Website	www.sweden.gov.se

The Minister for Financial Markets (Swedish: finansmarknadsminister) is a cabinet minister within the Swedish Government and appointed by the Prime Minister of Sweden.

The minister is responsible for issues regarding financial markets, municipalities and counties, gambling and state-owned companies. The Minister for Financial Markets is also deputy Minister for Finance. The current Minister for Financial Markets is Per Bolund, appointed on 3 October 2014.

List of Ministers for Financial Markets

	Term	Political Party
Gunnar Lund	2002–2004	Social Democrats	Göran Persson
Sven-Erik Österberg	2004–2006	Social Democrats	Göran Persson
Mats Odell	2006–2010	Christian Democrats	Fredrik Reinfeldt
Peter Norman	2010–2014	Moderate Party	Fredrik Reinfeldt
Per Bolund	2014–	Green Party	Stefan Löfven

Offices

Prime Minister	Prime Minister List Deputy Prime Minister

Heads of Ministries	Justice Foreign Affairs Defence Social Security Finance Education Environment Enterprise Culture Employment

Other cabinet ministers	Climate EU Affairs Trade Home Affairs International Development Cooperation Public Administration Housing and Urban Development Social Security Financial Markets Upper Secondary School and Adult Education and Training Higher Education and Research Energy Infrastructure Rural Affairs Migration Government Coordination Children and Elderly Gender Equality Public Health, Healthcare and Sports IT Nordic Cooperation

Historic ministerial portfolios	Budget Economy Management of the Economy Immigration Communications Municipal Affairs War Naval Affairs Taxes Schools Integration Elderly Care and Public Health Social Affairs Strategy, Future and Nordic Cooperation

Ministries

Present	Prime Minister's Office Justice Foreign Affairs Defence Health and Social Affairs Finance Education and Research Environment and Energy Enterprise and Innovation Culture Employment

Former	Land Defence Naval Affairs Civil Affairs Trade Communications Public Housekeeping Interior Housing Budget Economy Integration and Gender Equality Rural Affairs

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