Riksbank to open two contingency cash offices
Sweden’s central bank said it will open two contingency cash distribution offices for use during serious disruptions to the supply of physical money. ,
Sveriges Riksbank said it would open a new office in the southern city of Jönköping later this year. It plans to open another office in Falun, in central Sweden in 2022, it said in a statement published March 17,
“The cash offices are contingency cash offices and will be used if our primary cash office in Stockholm is not available,” Maria Ely
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