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FMA Asset Management Report on the Austrian Funds Market in 2022: large falls in price reduce net asset value by 13.2% to € 200 billion
large falls in price reduce total net asset value by 13.2% to € 200 billion
Latest edition of the FMA’s consumer information series “Let’s talk about money” urges people to exercise caution over “Buy now, pay later!” offers
The FMA informs about deferred payments in the new edition of its information series “Let’s talk about money”
Low-risk investing – the latest issue of the FMA’s “Let’s talk about money” series
The FMA addresses the topic of low-risk investing in the latest edition of its information series, “Let’s talk about money”
FMA Analysis on the consideration of sustainability risks in the Austrian financial market shows room for improvement.
FMA Analysis on the consideration of sustainability risks in the Austrian financial market shows room for improvement
Fraudsters are increasingly exploiting social media like Facebook und Instagram or dating apps like Tinder to find victims for their criminal activities.
Fraudsters are increasingly exploiting social media like Facebook und Instagram or dating apps like Tinder to find victims for their criminal activities.
FMA’s Regulatory Sandbox presents positive results: eight FinTechs already on their way to regulatory market maturity, one has already obtained a licence
FMA’s Regulatory Sandbox presents positive results: eight FinTechs already on their way to regulatory market maturity, one has already obtained a licence
FMA and OeNB have set their joint priorities for banking supervision for 2023
FMA and OeNB have set their joint priorities for banking supervision for 2023
Delegated Regulation specifies from 1 January 2023 in practical terms how financial service providers are required to disclosure sustainability-related information
Delegated Regulation specifies from 1 January 2023 in practical terms how financial service providers are required to disclosure sustainability-related information
FMA consumer information series “Let’s talk about money” gives handy tips about household insurance.
In the latest edition of its series “Let’s talk about money”, the FMA shares information about household insurance
The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) instructs Austria’s systemically important banks to increase their capital buffers by a total of between 0.25 to 0.5 percentage points.
FMA instructs Austria’s systemically important banks to increase their capital buffers by a total of between 0.25 to 0.5 percentage points.