We currently supervise over 650 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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Bank of Lithuania and the Chair of the Supervisory Board of the ECB discuss the situation in the banking sector2023 03 03
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Bank of Lithuania Green Strategy outlines plans for 2023-20252023 02 07
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In exceptional circumstances, the Bank of Lithuania puts forward proposals for promoting competition and choice and for banks’ profits2023 02 06
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16 financial market participants in the inspection plan for 20232023 01 20
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Capital Market Council launches activities to expand opportunities for businesses and investors2023 01 19
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Against a backdrop of high uncertainty and increasing cyber threats, banks actively lent to residents and businesses2023 01 04
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Interest shown by foreign companies in Lithuania’s financial sector nearly tripled2022 12 28
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Fintech payment institutions have almost doubled their revenues2022 12 20
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What kind of data do you need? Express your needs in a survey2022 11 21
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Resolutions of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania2022 11 16
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Banking sector: lending to households and businesses grew despite challenges in the first half of the year2022 09 19
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Continued rapid growth of electronic money and payment institution sector led to closer supervision2022 07 08
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Electronic money and payment institution sector sees significant growth2022 06 14
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Bank of Lithuania to boost the development of the financial market2022 05 16
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Bank of Lithuania promotes capital market development by offering a competitive and attractive credit and investment alternative2022 05 12
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Finora kreditas UAB granted a specialised bank licence2022 05 02