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Dutch regulator lays out budget and supervision plans for 2026

The AFM’s 2026 supervisory agenda targets pension transition, AI, DORA, sustainability, fraud, crypto risks, and stronger financial market oversight.

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Carmen Cracknell

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Building on its 2023-2026 strategy, the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets, the Autoriteit Financiële Markten (AFM), has highlighted the five most important trends and risks in the financial sector.

As part of its recently published latest supervisory agenda, the AFM has called these out as general development, digitalization, sustainability,

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