The Central Bank of Iceland has announced its priorities for financial market supervision for the 2026-2028 period. During this time, the supervisory activities will focus on five areas: resilience of supervised entities, cyber and IT security, combating money laundering/terrorist financing, responsible business practices, and governance.
These priorities take into
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