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Solvency II validations have been updated for life and non-life insurance reporting | EIOPA
Reporting release
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Room for development remains in UCITS liquidity management
Press release
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Anneli Tuominen named Interim Chair of ESMA
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Amended EBA Implementing Technical Standard (ITS) – phase 2 of DPM version 3.0 published | EBA
Reporting release
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EBA has issued updated validation rules package | EBA
Reporting release
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Room for development remains in UCITS liquidity management
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Macroprudential decision: FIN-FSA will not tighten macroprudential requirements but will closely monitor mortgage lending
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Finnish financial sector remained stable in 2020 - Risks in the operating environment mean continued uncertainty in the sector
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FIN-FSA appoints authorised representative to supervise the activities of Privanet Securities Ltd
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Helsinki Administrative Court rejected Afarak Group Plc’s appeal on penalty payment imposed by FIN-FSA
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Discussion paper on the feasibility study of an integrated reporting system out for consultation – submission of comments by 11 June 2021
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Decision of the Board of the Financial Supervisory Authority on minimum risk weight for residential mortgage loans in Sweden
Supervision release
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Amendments to FIN-FSA Regulations and guidelines Common European Reporting (COREP) and Regulations and guidelines related to the Capital Requirements Regulation
Supervision release
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Amendments to FIN-FSA Regulations and guidelines 1/2021 G-SII guidelines
Supervision release
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Updated EBA Guidelines on general loan payment moratoria applied in the light of the COVID-19 crisis incorporated into FIN-FSA’s set of regulations and guidelines
Supervision release
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