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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Opening Remarks by Gediminas Šimkus at the Conference: Unlocking the Power of Motivation in AML2025 05 20
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Motor vehicle and property insurance volumes are growing rapidly in Lithuania’s insurance market2025 05 19
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Banking sector in 2024: active lending and a new leader in terms of assets2025 04 25
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Lietuvos bankas warns that investing into crypto-asset using LWEX trading platform entails the risk of invested capital loss2025 04 24
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EMI and PI sector: a significant financial and qualitative leap in a year2025 03 24
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Lietuvos bankas’ call for financial market participants to participate in a consultation on customer due diligence requirements2025 03 20
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Lithuania remains one of the most attractive jurisdictions for companies in the financial sector2025 03 10
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Lietuvos bankas reminds requirements for the provision of crypto-asset services2025 02 25
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Lietuvos bankas: barriers to using the basic payment account service are unacceptable2025 02 10
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Lietuvos bankas invites financial market participants to look for ways to reduce administrative burdens and boost Lithuania’s competitiveness2025 01 30
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Banking sector in the third quarter: loans and deposits grew by over a billion euro each, loan quality improved2025 01 22
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Lietuvos bankas: updated supervisory policy focuses on consumers and financial market participants2025 01 07
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Lietuvos bankas and FCIS step up cooperation on supervision of crypto-asset services2024 11 25
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Lietuvos bankas revoked UAB Foxpay licence due to serious and systematic breaches2024 11 25
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Encouraged by Lietuvos bankas, banks improved customer experience in the implementation of AML measures2024 11 06
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Banks’ resilience tested in cybersecurity exercise2024 10 31