News
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Press releaseMacroprudential decision: No change to housing loan cap and countercyclical capital buffer requirement for banks
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Supervision releaseNew processing fee schedule takes effect on 1 January 2026
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News releaseMacroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2026
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News releaseChange of deputy member on FIN-FSA Board
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News releaseFIN-FSA has mapped invoicing service companies’ operating models and assessed potential need for authorisation during 2025
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News releaseArmi Taipale appointed member of ESMA’s Management Board for a second term
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Press releaseCapital position of Finnish financial sector is strong – many uncertainties remain in operating environment
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Reporting releaseEBA published draft technical package for 4.2 reporting framework – FIN-FSA migrates to xBRL-CSV in EBA ITS reporting
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Press releaseMacroprudential decision: No change to housing loan cap and countercyclical capital buffer requirement for banks
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Press releaseCapital position of Finnish financial sector is strong – many uncertainties remain in operating environment
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Press releaseFIN-FSA ordered supplementary amounts of conditional fine imposed on Danko Koncar payable
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Press releaseFIN-FSA recommends measures for banks to take to improve online payment security – EU’s Instant Payments Regulation speeds up payments but also increases risks
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Press releaseMacroprudential decision: Housing loan cap and countercyclical capital buffer requirement for banks to remain unchanged
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Press releaseFIN-FSA warns of rising investment scams
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Press releaseFinancial sector has withstood well the challenges of a volatile operating environment – special attention must be paid to preventing fraud
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Press releaseEuropean and domestic stress tests completed: banks’ resilience good also against changes in the operating environment resulting from geopolitical tensions
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Supervision releaseNew processing fee schedule takes effect on 1 January 2026
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Supervision releaseDeficiencies in banks’ loan origination and monitoring practices
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Supervision releaseEBA Guidelines on ADC exposures to residential property under Article 126a of Regulation (EU) 575/2013 – applicable from 4 November 2025
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Supervision releaseSanctions against Iran reimposed
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Supervision releaseFollow-up assessment of online payment security – Recommendations for credit institutions
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Supervision releaseThematic review of the de-risking phenomenon
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Supervision releaseThe ECB has published updates to its policies on the exercise of options and discretions available under EU law
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Supervision releaseServices Directive and the Crypto-Asset Regulation
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News releaseMacroprudential decisions of the FIN-FSA Board in 2026
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News releaseChange of deputy member on FIN-FSA Board
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News releaseFIN-FSA has mapped invoicing service companies’ operating models and assessed potential need for authorisation during 2025
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News releaseArmi Taipale appointed member of ESMA’s Management Board for a second term
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News releaseFinancial Supervisory Authority’s letter to the EU Commission on 29 October 2025: Combating payment fraud requires action also outside the banking sector
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News releaseSurvey of compliance with principle of equity by life insurance companies in 2024: The overall returns of the companies continue to trend upwards – the Financial Supervisory Authority will continue to monitor the development of the overall level of bonuses
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News releaseFinancial Supervisory Authority’s comment on Teboil entrepreneurs’ appeal (updated 17.11.2025)
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News releaseESMA publishes Public Statement on European common enforcement priorities (ECEP) for the annual financial reports of listed companies and the results of a fact-finding exercise on sustainability reporting
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The FIN-FSA employs approximately 260 financial and insurance experts. The FIN-FSA's activities are aimed at ensuring the stable operation of credit, insurance and pension institutions and other supervised entities whose stability is essential to the stability of the financial markets. Another objective is to safeguard the interests of the insured and maintain confidence in the financial markets. Our responsibilities also include fostering compliance with good practice on the financial markets and public awareness of the markets.