Icelandic Financial Supervisory Authority

Icelandic Financial Supervisory Authority is rated 3 out of 5 in the category government administration. Read and write reviews about Icelandic Financial Supervisory Authority. Strategy Our mission: Promote stable financial services market Maintain solid foundations of the financial services market Promote credible and lawful operations Our vision: It is FME’s aim to: Promote and contribute towards a stable financial services market Be known for professionalism, reliability and results Enjoy respect and trust Be interesting and desirable work place Make electronic the exchange of material with supervised parties Regulated Activities The following categories of financial enterprises and parties operating in the financial and insurance sectors are subject to supervision by the FME: Commercial Banks (Act No. 161/2002) Savings Banks (Act No. 161/2002) Credit Undertakings (Investment Banks) (Act No. 161/2002) Securities Companies (Act No. 161/2002) Securities Brokerages (Act No. 161/2002) Management Companies of UCITS (Act No. 161/2002 and Act No. 30/2003) Insurance companies (Act No. 60/1994) Companies and individuals acting as Insurance Brokers (Act No. 60/1994) Stock Exchanges and Other Regulated Markets (Act No. 34/1998) Central Securities Depositories (Act No. 131/1997) Pension Funds (Act No. 129/1997) Depository Departments of Co-operative Societies (Act no. 22/1991) The FME has also been entrusted with the supervision of the following parties, whose operations are governed by special laws: The Housing Financing Fund - housing bonds department; Iceland Post postal giro; the New Business Venture Fund; and two special insurance funds for deposit owners and investors, on the one hand, and savings banks on the other. Supervision of the activities of Icelandic parties abroad and foreign parties in Iceland depends on the provisions of special acts and international conventions that have been signed by Icelandic authorities.