The Swedish Corporate Governance Board is one of five bodies which make up the Association for Generally Accepted Principles in the Securities Market (the Association). The other constituent bodies of the Association are the Swedish Securities Council, (Aktiemarknadsnämnden); The Stock Market Self-Regulation Committee (Aktiemarknadens självregleringskommitté); the Swedish Accounting Standards Board, (Nämnden för svensk redovisningstillsyn); and the Swedish Financial Reporting Board, (Rådet för finansiell rapportering).
The work of the Association and its constituent parts is financed by fees. The fees are paid primarily by listed companies in the Swedish financial market and to a lesser extent by the principals of the Association: the Swedish Association of Listed Companies of the Swedish, (Aktiemarknadsbolagens Förening); the Institute for the Accounting Profession in Sweden, (FAR); the Association of Mutual Funds, (Fondbolagens Förening); the Institutional Owners Association for Regulatory Issues in the Stock Market, (Institutionella ägares förening); the Swedish Insurance Federation, (Svensk Försäkring); the Swedish Bankers' Association, (Svenska Bankföreningen); the Swedish Securities Dealers' Association, (Svenska Fondhandlareföreningen); and the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, (Svenskt Näringsliv). The Association also receive payment for services rendered by the Swedish Securities Council, (Aktiemarknadsnämnden).