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Reports from the supervised sectors for 2021
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Finanstilsynet (The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway) warns against investment offers promoted by Andelex
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29 March 2022
Sanctions against Russia incorporated into Norwegian law
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18 March 2022
Updated guidance to the asset freeze provisions
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18 March 2022
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Report on thematic inspection – Euronext Growth
A large number of companies with a short history and no or very low revenues have been admitted to trading on Euronext Growth. Investments in such companies involve considerable risk. Finanstilsynet has therefore carried out an inspection of Oslo Børs' process for admission to this marketplace, investment firms that have assisted the companies as advisors and managers, and auditors who audit the financial statements of the companies admitted to trading.
Improved profitability for Norwegian financial institutions in 2021
Banks, insurers and pension funds delivered a stronger financial performance in 2021 than the year before. For insurers and pension funds, stock market developments had the most pronounced positive impact on profits, while non-life insurers also recorded an increase in profits from insurance business. A significant decline in loan losses from 2020 was the main factor behind the rise in banks' profits.
