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NACE 95.310 · 1 registered companies

Postal area: TUSTNA

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BACH MEKANISKE VERKSTED TUSTNA

Tømmervågvegen 4122 · 6590 · TUSTNA · Org. no. 837272122

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Banking & finance news from Finanstilsynet (Norway)

Nyhetsfeed · 24.09.2026

EBA proposes new reporting requirements for validation and monitoring of ISDA‑SIMM

The European banking supervisory authority (EBA) has sent a consultation paper proposing new reporting requirements to support the EBA's validation and ongoing monitoring of the ISDA Standard Initial Margin Model (ISDA‑SIMM). The consultation deadline is 2 November 2026.

Nyhetsfeed · 23.09.2026

Supervisory Report - DNB Bank ASA

The supervisory report summarises the supervision of DNB Bank ASA's business area Personal Market. The purpose of the on‑site supervision was to assess the bank's credit risk, governance and control and the handling of consumer protection primarily within the PM mortgage loan area. Particular attention was drawn to …

Nyhetsfeed · 23.09.2026

Supervisory Report - Sparebanken Norge

The supervisory report summarises the on‑site supervision at Sparebanken Norge with the purpose of assessing the bank group's system for internal business and risk management. The Financial Supervisory Authority's overall assessment is that the bank has established governance bodies, frameworks and processes that are adapted to the business…

Nyhetsfeed · 11.09.2026

Consultation from the EBA on reclassification of securities firms to credit institutions

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has issued a consultation on proposals for three regulatory technical standards (RTS) regarding when securities firms should be classified as credit institutions. The consultation deadline is 25 November 2026.

Nyhetsfeed · 11.09.2026

Decision on macro-supervisory measures in Austria

Austrian authorities have continued a macro-supervisory measure that entails applying a sectoral system risk buffer to all exposures to non-financial companies in the construction and real estate sectors in Austria, but with an increased buffer rate. No Norwegian banks …

Nyhetsfeed · 09.09.2026

Supervisory report - Nordnet Bank NUF

The supervisory report summarizes supervision of Nordnet Bank NUF, branch in Norway. The purpose of the supervision was to take a closer look at the branch's securities business aimed at non-professional customers. The Financial Supervisory Authority comments that the branch does not have sufficient procedures to identify and …

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