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We currently supervise over 800 financial market participants – banks, credit unions, insurance undertakings, payment institutions, management companies, consumer credit providers, issuers, etc. In supervising the financial market, we use risk-based supervision, meaning that we allocate our resources towards systemically most significant financial market participants or financial services and products posing the highest risk for consumers. We supervise the financial market by following the financial market supervision policy. Inspection plans. |
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News
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Banking sector in the first quarter: focus on real estate lending2026 07 14 -
Lithuanian banking sector: loan portfolio grew by more than a fifth2026 05 04 -
The insurance market grew by nearly a tenth, while property and vehicle insurance is still more common than health insurance2026 04 30 -
Lietuvos bankas strengthens dialogue with fintech by introducing dedicated points of contact2026 04 07 -
PAYTEND EUROPE, UAB has lost its licence2026 03 06 -
An authorisation of a crypto asset service provider granted to Micar assets, UAB2026 03 03 -
Lithuanian financial market welcomes one of the global leading payment service providers2026 01 27 -
Banking Sector in Q3 2025: Significant Growth in Loans and a New Supervisory Tool2026 01 23 -
Lietuvos bankas has published its inspection plan for 20262026 01 23 -
UAB Monavate must inform its customers2025 12 23 -
Nuvei Liquidity granted an authorisation of a crypto-asset service provider2025 12 17 -
Decentralized granted an authorisation of a crypto-asset service provider2025 12 17 -
Banking sector in the first half of 2025: expanding loan and deposit portfolios, decline in profitability ratios2025 10 07 -
European best practices for the development of the Lithuanian financial market2025 09 09 -
Lietuvos bankas and NCSC strengthen cooperation with an automated incident management platform2025 07 313 -
Banking sector in the first quarter of 2025: more loans and deposits, lower net interest income2025 07 25