Supervision
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EU supervisors highlight DORA, sustainable finance, and cross-sectoral risks in 2025 annual report
Joint Committee report underlines cyber risks, ESG data, and consumer protection as core compliance priorities.
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Finanstilsynet highlights improvement areas across credit institutions’ compliance functions
Danish supervisory reviews shed light on risks and drive improvements in banks and mortgage credit institutions’ compliance work.
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2025 in review: Finnish finance sector developments and supervision
Despite a resilient financial sector, economic development, cyber risks, and competitiveness are reshaping the supervisory approach.
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The Norwegian FSA reveals supervisory priorities for 2026
With approximately 9,000 firms under supervision, cyber risks, investor protection, and crisis preparedness dominate.
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JPM’s Dimon issues bold vision in annual letter citing geopolitical risk and more
Lengthy letter mentioned global conflicts, inflation pressures, and private credit vulnerabilities that could produce headwinds.
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Report highlights weaknesses in AML supervision among UK firms
OPBAS says the accountancy and legal sectors make a significant contribution to UK GDP, but there is significant room for improvement in supervision.
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Shorter corporate disclosure through rule changes is aim of SEC’s Atkins
The SEC chair outlined corporate disclosure reforms he has asked SEC staff to explore, such as on executive comp and executive personal security.
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Financial sector supervision in 2026: Swedish FSA’s priorities
Special focus will be placed on financial firms’ efforts in combating crime, risk management, and consumer protection.