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The Norwegian FSA reveals supervisory priorities for 2026

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Vasilka Lalevska

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With approximately 9,000 firms under supervision, cyber risks, investor protection, and crisis preparedness dominate.

The Norwegian financial sector watchdog, Finanstilsynet, has revealed its goals for 2026, shaping its work around six key priorities.

The priorities are anchored to the authority’s mission to ensure financial stability and well-functioning financial market and risk-based supervision, and are connected to the most recent report for the supervisory activities

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