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The FIN-FSA makes available information on the supervised entities’ financial position and regulatory changes, on a regular basis. We are also tasked with the duty of increasing general awareness of the financial markets, of any topical issues of relevance to the public and of new products and services launched on the market.
We publish annually more than 20 press releases and arrange 2–3 press conferences. In addition, our experts publish blogs on matters of topical interest and advertise them on our X account Twitter.com/FIN_FSA. We communicate directly with our supervised entities through supervision releases.
Our Market Newsletter addresses, for example, insider issues concerning listed companies and issues related to disclosure requirements and prospectus supervision.
You may sign up for the FIN-FSA’s press releases via this link and for other news releases here.
Media services
Are you looking for someone to interview or do you need more information on financial sector issues?
Our media phone service number (only for media representatives) is +358 9 183 5030. Our Communications Officers can be contacted Mon-Fri 9.00-16.00 (except Maundy Thursday and New Year’s Eve 9.00-13.00). You can reach us by email at viestinta(at)fiva.fi.
Communications Unit's contact information
- Ms Milka Lahnalammi-Vesivalo, Head of Communications, tel. +358 9 183 5222
- Ms Riikka Lönngren, Senior Communications Specialist, tel. +358 9 183 5031
- Ms Hanna Niemi, Communications Specialist, tel. +358 9 183 5260
- Ms Sari Piik, Communications Specialist, tel. +358 9 183 5285
- Ms Margit Galkin, Communications Assistant, tel. +358 9 183 5267
Most recent news
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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 The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published the results of its EU-wide stress test exercise, and the Financial Supervisory Authority (FIN-FSA) has published the results of the banks that are subject to its direct supervision. The results show that the Finnish banking sector would withstand a significant weakening of the operating environment. At the start of the stress test horizon, the banks’ profit performance was historically strong, which eased the stress compared to the previous exercises. The adverse scenario of the stress test exercise was particularly relevant because it took into consideration the tightening of trade policies brought about by the tariffs imposed by the United States.fin-fsa press release eba ecb banks stress tests
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Press releaseFIN-FSA thematic review: financial sector organisations use AI in internal processes, utilisation in the customer interface increases The majority of financial sector companies reported either already using or planning to start using artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. Most of the AI solutions are currently used in the entities’ internal processes, but application in the customer interface is going to increase over the following years.press release financial sector fin-fsa
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Press releaseMacroprudential decision: National buffer requirements for banks and the housing loan cap to remain unchangedLoan cap Countercyclical Capital Buffer Requirement O-SII Systemic Risk Buffer Norway
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News releaseThe national transition period for virtual currency providers ended 30.6.2025 – information for consumers and investorsvirtual asset service providers virtual currency service providers
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News releaseWhere to get help if you fall victim to an online scamScam
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News releaseESMA issued Guidelines on enforcement of sustainability information and Statement on first years of the supervisionESMA Sustainability information
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Supervision releaseThematic review of the use of AI in the financial sectorArtificial intelligence
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Supervision releaseThe FIN-FSA Board’s new macroprudential strategy emphasises the risk resilience of the financial system more strongly than beforeMacroprudential politics
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Supervision releaseAmendments to FIN-FSA Regulations and guidelines 20/2013 and 26/2013EBA COREP Regulations and Guidelines reporting