A redacted letter from the FSA sent to Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski in July and seen by local newspaper Dagens Industri, includes criticism that covers at least six different provisions in the Money Laundering Act, including general risk assessment, risk assessment of customers and know your customer-rules. The FSA will examine whether there is reason to intervene against Klarna and how that should be done, according to the letter. Klarna declined to comment to Dagens Industri on how the FSA’s assessment might affect the timeline for a possible IPO next year.