HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

CONTACT | FMA ÖSTERREICH A-1090 Vienna. Tel.: (+43) 1 249 59 0. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) Fax: (+43-1) 249 59-5499. Under electronic postal delivery, the FMA can be reached under the ERsB number 9110020375710 or using the organisation designation “Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde”. To ensure legally effective submission please consult this BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”. FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA FMA GUIDES | FMA ÖSTERREICH FMA Guides are intended to provide supervised institutions with know-how and to promote the development of a common understanding. FMA Guides do not constitute a legal regulation. No rights and obligations extending over and above the provisions of the law can be derived from them. The following list contains only those FMA Guides for which an EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of DETAILS ABOUT "SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS" Details about “Systemically Important Institutions”. The identification of systemically important institutions (SIIs) in Austria is based in a first step upon the mechanical calculation of scores pursuant to the scoring method defined in the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2014/10 (Guidelines on the criteria to determine the conditions

of application

EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

CONTACT | FMA ÖSTERREICH A-1090 Vienna. Tel.: (+43) 1 249 59 0. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) Fax: (+43-1) 249 59-5499. Under electronic postal delivery, the FMA can be reached under the ERsB number 9110020375710 or using the organisation designation “Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde”. To ensure legally effective submission please consult this BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”. FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA FMA GUIDES | FMA ÖSTERREICH FMA Guides are intended to provide supervised institutions with know-how and to promote the development of a common understanding. FMA Guides do not constitute a legal regulation. No rights and obligations extending over and above the provisions of the law can be derived from them. The following list contains only those FMA Guides for which an EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of DETAILS ABOUT "SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS" Details about “Systemically Important Institutions”. The identification of systemically important institutions (SIIs) in Austria is based in a first step upon the mechanical calculation of scores pursuant to the scoring method defined in the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2014/10 (Guidelines on the criteria to determine the conditions

of application

EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

FMA REPORT FOR Q4 2020 ON AUSTRIAN PENSIONSKASSEN: ASSETS The total assets managed by Austrian Pensionskassen (pension companies) stood at EUR 25.5 billion at the end of the 1st quarter of 2021, an increase of 2.1% compared with the previous quarter.

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Newsletter; Whistleblower System; Supervision. Search Company Database; Info from European Institutions on COVID-19 Show subpages of: Info from European Institutions on COVID-19. Information about Loans and Insurance – Consumer FAQs

FMA REGULATIONS

Full Title: Regulation of the Financial Market Authority (FMA) on the determination of a maximum amount for customary burial costs (Beerdigungskostenverordnung 2016) This English language version includes all amendments up to and including the amendment published in ANNOUNCEMENT: FMA IMPOSES SANCTION AGAINST A PRIVATE The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) announces that it has imposed a fine of EUR 400.00 (by way of the accelerated conclusion of proceedings pursuant to Article 22 para. 2b of the Financial Market Authority Act (FMABG)) against a private investor for a breach against the Market Abuse Regulation (Regulation (EU) 596/2014). SEARCH COMPANY DATABASE Newsletter; Whistleblower System; Supervision. Search Company Database; Info from European Institutions on COVID-19 Show subpages of: Info from European Institutions on COVID-19. Information about Loans and Insurance – Consumer FAQs DETAILS ABOUT "SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS" Details about “Systemically Important Institutions”. The identification of systemically important institutions (SIIs) in Austria is based in a first step upon the mechanical calculation of scores pursuant to the scoring method defined in the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2014/10 (Guidelines on the criteria to determine the conditions

of application

BENCHMARKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH The administrator is a natural or legal person exercising control over the provision of the benchmark. Based on the administrator’s position in the process or drawing up a benchmark, the administrator is the main addressee of the Benchmarks Regulation.

STATISTICAL DATA

Statistical Data. Aggregated statistical data about key aspects relating to the implementation of the prudential framework in Austria are published in this area of the website. The FMA hereby fulfils its obligations pursuant to Article 143 (1) (d) of Directive 2013/36/EU in conjunction with Article 4 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the DETAILS ABOUT THE COUNTERCYCLICAL CAPITAL BUFFER Regarding Article 23a para. 4 no. 4 BWG: Explanation of the countercyclical capital buffer rate set for domestically-located relevant credit exposures: The evaluation of the most recently available data results in a positive Credit-to-GDP gap that is attributable to the extraordinarily strong fall in gross domestic product in a year-on-year HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

CONTACT | FMA ÖSTERREICH A-1090 Vienna. Tel.: (+43) 1 249 59 0. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) Fax: (+43-1) 249 59-5499. Under electronic postal delivery, the FMA can be reached under the ERsB number 9110020375710 or using the organisation designation “Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde”. To ensure legally effective submission please consult this BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”. FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA FMA GUIDES | FMA ÖSTERREICH FMA Guides are intended to provide supervised institutions with know-how and to promote the development of a common understanding. FMA Guides do not constitute a legal regulation. No rights and obligations extending over and above the provisions of the law can be derived from them. The following list contains only those FMA Guides for which an EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of DETAILS ABOUT "SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS" Details about “Systemically Important Institutions”. The identification of systemically important institutions (SIIs) in Austria is based in a first step upon the mechanical calculation of scores pursuant to the scoring method defined in the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2014/10 (Guidelines on the criteria to determine the conditions

of application

EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

CONTACT | FMA ÖSTERREICH A-1090 Vienna. Tel.: (+43) 1 249 59 0. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) Fax: (+43-1) 249 59-5499. Under electronic postal delivery, the FMA can be reached under the ERsB number 9110020375710 or using the organisation designation “Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde”. To ensure legally effective submission please consult this BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”. FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA FMA GUIDES | FMA ÖSTERREICH FMA Guides are intended to provide supervised institutions with know-how and to promote the development of a common understanding. FMA Guides do not constitute a legal regulation. No rights and obligations extending over and above the provisions of the law can be derived from them. The following list contains only those FMA Guides for which an EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of DETAILS ABOUT "SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS" Details about “Systemically Important Institutions”. The identification of systemically important institutions (SIIs) in Austria is based in a first step upon the mechanical calculation of scores pursuant to the scoring method defined in the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2014/10 (Guidelines on the criteria to determine the conditions

of application

EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

FMA REPORT FOR Q4 2020 ON AUSTRIAN PENSIONSKASSEN: ASSETS The total assets managed by Austrian Pensionskassen (pension companies) stood at EUR 25.5 billion at the end of the 1st quarter of 2021, an increase of 2.1% compared with the previous quarter.

NEWS ARCHIVE

Newsletter; Whistleblower System; Supervision. Search Company Database; Info from European Institutions on COVID-19 Show subpages of: Info from European Institutions on COVID-19. Information about Loans and Insurance – Consumer FAQs

FMA REGULATIONS

Full Title: Regulation of the Financial Market Authority (FMA) on the determination of a maximum amount for customary burial costs (Beerdigungskostenverordnung 2016) This English language version includes all amendments up to and including the amendment published in ANNOUNCEMENT: FMA IMPOSES SANCTION AGAINST A PRIVATE The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) announces that it has imposed a fine of EUR 400.00 (by way of the accelerated conclusion of proceedings pursuant to Article 22 para. 2b of the Financial Market Authority Act (FMABG)) against a private investor for a breach against the Market Abuse Regulation (Regulation (EU) 596/2014). SEARCH COMPANY DATABASE Newsletter; Whistleblower System; Supervision. Search Company Database; Info from European Institutions on COVID-19 Show subpages of: Info from European Institutions on COVID-19. Information about Loans and Insurance – Consumer FAQs DETAILS ABOUT "SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT INSTITUTIONS" Details about “Systemically Important Institutions”. The identification of systemically important institutions (SIIs) in Austria is based in a first step upon the mechanical calculation of scores pursuant to the scoring method defined in the EBA Guidelines EBA/GL/2014/10 (Guidelines on the criteria to determine the conditions

of application

BENCHMARKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH The administrator is a natural or legal person exercising control over the provision of the benchmark. Based on the administrator’s position in the process or drawing up a benchmark, the administrator is the main addressee of the Benchmarks Regulation.

STATISTICAL DATA

Statistical Data. Aggregated statistical data about key aspects relating to the implementation of the prudential framework in Austria are published in this area of the website. The FMA hereby fulfils its obligations pursuant to Article 143 (1) (d) of Directive 2013/36/EU in conjunction with Article 4 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the DETAILS ABOUT THE COUNTERCYCLICAL CAPITAL BUFFER Regarding Article 23a para. 4 no. 4 BWG: Explanation of the countercyclical capital buffer rate set for domestically-located relevant credit exposures: The evaluation of the most recently available data results in a positive Credit-to-GDP gap that is attributable to the extraordinarily strong fall in gross domestic product in a year-on-year HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA SEARCH COMPANY DATABASE Newsletter; Whistleblower System; Supervision. Search Company Database; Info from European Institutions on COVID-19 Show subpages of: Info from European Institutions on COVID-19. Information about Loans and Insurance – Consumer FAQs DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of FIVE WINDS ASSET MANAGEMENT Five Winds Asset Management. Release Date: 27. April 2019 |. Categories: Investor Warning. The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), inter alia pursuant to Article 4 para. 7 of the Bankwesengesetz (BWG; Banking Act), may disclose to the general public by publication on the Internet, in the official gazette “Amtsblatt zur Wiener

Zeitung

STUDY ON "DIGITALISATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET" In 2018 we started with a comprehensive analysis about digitalisation in the Austrian financial market. The Study “Digitalisierung am österreichischen Finanzmarkt, Stand, Ausblick, Call for Input” (Digitalisation in the Austrian financial market, the status quo, outlook and call for HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA SEARCH COMPANY DATABASE Newsletter; Whistleblower System; Supervision. Search Company Database; Info from European Institutions on COVID-19 Show subpages of: Info from European Institutions on COVID-19. Information about Loans and Insurance – Consumer FAQs DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of FIVE WINDS ASSET MANAGEMENT Five Winds Asset Management. Release Date: 27. April 2019 |. Categories: Investor Warning. The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), inter alia pursuant to Article 4 para. 7 of the Bankwesengesetz (BWG; Banking Act), may disclose to the general public by publication on the Internet, in the official gazette “Amtsblatt zur Wiener

Zeitung

STUDY ON "DIGITALISATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET" In 2018 we started with a comprehensive analysis about digitalisation in the Austrian financial market. The Study “Digitalisierung am österreichischen Finanzmarkt, Stand, Ausblick, Call for Input” (Digitalisation in the Austrian financial market, the status quo, outlook and call for OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. BUY-SELL BACK TRANSACTION OR SELL-BUY BACK A buy-sell back transaction or sell-buy back transaction is a transaction by which a counterparty buys or sells securities, commodities, or guaranteed rights relating to title to securities or commodities, agreeing, respectively, to sell or to buy back securities, commodities or such guaranteed rights of the same description at a specified price on a future date, that transaction

being a buy

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Welcome! Submit holding notifications to the FMA. Please be advised that, due to security reasons, your connection to the server will terminated automatically after 20 minutes of inactivity. FMA REPORT FOR Q4 2020 ON AUSTRIAN PENSIONSKASSEN: ASSETS The total assets managed by Austrian Pensionskassen (pension companies) stood at EUR 25.5 billion at the end of the 1st quarter of 2021, an increase of 2.1% compared with the previous quarter. ANNOUNCEMENT: FMA IMPOSES SANCTION AGAINST A PRIVATE The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) announces that it has imposed a fine of EUR 400.00 (by way of the accelerated conclusion of proceedings pursuant to Article 22 para. 2b of the Financial Market Authority Act (FMABG)) against a private investor for a breach against the Market Abuse Regulation (Regulation (EU) 596/2014). FMA GUIDES | FMA ÖSTERREICH FMA Guides are intended to provide supervised institutions with know-how and to promote the development of a common understanding. FMA Guides do not constitute a legal regulation. No rights and obligations extending over and above the provisions of the law can be derived from them. The following list contains only those FMA Guides for which an CONTACT | FMA ÖSTERREICH A-1090 Vienna. Tel.: (+43) 1 249 59 0. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) Fax: (+43-1) 249 59-5499. Under electronic postal delivery, the FMA can be reached under the ERsB number 9110020375710 or using the organisation designation “Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde”. To ensure legally effective submission please consult this BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”.

RECOVERY PLANNING

Under Articles 8 to 18 of the Federal Act on the Recovery and Resolution of Banks (BaSAG – Bundesgesetz über die Sanierung und Abwicklung von Banken), as published in Federal Law Gazette I 98/2014, credit institutions and groups of credit institutions have been required to draw up recovery plans since 2015.These rules transpose the corresponding provisions of Directive 2014/59/EU EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the AUSTRIAN BANKING ACT All English translation of the authentic German text is unofficial and serves merely information purposes. The official wording in German can be found in the Austrian EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. FINANCIAL MARKETS ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING ACT (FM-GWG) All English translation of the authentic German text is unofficial and serves merely information purposes. The official wording in German can be found in the Austrian HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”. FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA BENCHMARKS | FMA ÖSTERREICHSEE MORE ON FMA.GV.AT OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of FIVE WINDS ASSET MANAGEMENT Five Winds Asset Management. Release Date: 27. April 2019 |. Categories: Investor Warning. The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), inter alia pursuant to Article 4 para. 7 of the Bankwesengesetz (BWG; Banking Act), may disclose to the general public by publication on the Internet, in the official gazette “Amtsblatt zur Wiener

Zeitung

EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the INSURANCE GROUPS COMMUNICATION PLATFORM (IGCP) The IGCP is meant for the secure exchange of documents among supervisory authorities. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) . If you have any questions or problems regarding the handling of the IGCP contact the responsible persons of the department “Analysis and Statistics of Insurance and Pension Companies”. HOME | FMA ÖSTERREICHNEWSLETTERSUPERVISIONA-Z OF FINANCEINTERNATIONALBANKING RESOLUTIONABOUT THE FMA The FMA warns investors against concluding investment services requiring a licence with this provider. Austrian financial market is stable despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial services supporting the real economy. Beware of the practice of “greenwashing” of

financial products.

BANKS | FMA ÖSTERREICH Banks. The range of tasks in relation to banking supervision is very broad. The Financial Market Authority operates on two levels. While it is active as the national competent authority (NCA), since late 2014 it has also been working in close cooperation with the European Central Bank within the “banking union”. FINANCIAL MARKET SUPERVISION IN AUSTRIA BENCHMARKS | FMA ÖSTERREICHSEE MORE ON FMA.GV.AT OCCUPATIONAL SEVERANCE AND RETIREMENT FUNDS These contributions are held by the occupational severance and retirement funds, which hold the contributions in trust for the entitled beneficiaries. This activity requires a separate licence in accordance with the Banking Act (BWG; Bankwesengesetz). There are currently eight occupational severance and retirement funds in

Austria.

EEA BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER THE FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES The intention to establish a branch must be communicated to the competent authority of the home Member State. The authority shall then submit all information about the credit institution in accordance with Article 10 para. 2 nos. 2 to 4 and Article 10 para. 4 BWG. DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS Issuers on regulated markets. Issuers, whose securities are admitted to be traded on a regulated market, are required to disclose “regulated information” as defined in Article 118 para. 1 no. 9 in conjunction with Article 1 no. 22 BörseG 2018. The regulated market in Austria is currently the Official Market of FIVE WINDS ASSET MANAGEMENT Five Winds Asset Management. Release Date: 27. April 2019 |. Categories: Investor Warning. The Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), inter alia pursuant to Article 4 para. 7 of the Bankwesengesetz (BWG; Banking Act), may disclose to the general public by publication on the Internet, in the official gazette “Amtsblatt zur Wiener

Zeitung

EXEMPTION OF INFLOWS FROM THE 75% CAP WITHIN LCR Exemption of inflows from the 75% cap within LCR. Jump to: Footer. Article 425 (1) of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (Capital Requirements Regulation, “CRR”) prescribes that credit institutions must report their liquidity inflows as part of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR). Certain inflows from counterparties within the same group or the FMA REPORT ON ASSET MANAGEMENT IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF As of the end of the first quarter of 2021, Austrian investment funds managed assets of around € 209 billion.The net asset value (NAV)

increased

FMA REGULATIONS

Full Title: Regulation of the Financial Market Authority (FMA) on the determination of a maximum amount for customary burial costs (Beerdigungskostenverordnung 2016) This English language version includes all amendments up to and including the amendment published in CONTACT | FMA ÖSTERREICH A-1090 Vienna. Tel.: (+43) 1 249 59 0. (Link to external page. Opens in new window.) Fax: (+43-1) 249 59-5499. Under electronic postal delivery, the FMA can be reached under the ERsB number 9110020375710 or using the organisation designation “Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde”. To ensure legally effective submission please consult this FMA GUIDES | FMA ÖSTERREICH FMA Guides are intended to provide supervised institutions with know-how and to promote the development of a common understanding. FMA Guides do not constitute a legal regulation. No rights and obligations extending over and above the provisions of the law can be derived from them. The following list contains only those FMA Guides for which an

STATISTICAL DATA

Statistical Data. Aggregated statistical data about key aspects relating to the implementation of the prudential framework in Austria are published in this area of the website. The FMA hereby fulfils its obligations pursuant to Article 143 (1) (d) of Directive 2013/36/EU in conjunction with Article 4 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU LICENCING & NOTIFICATION Licencing & Notification. If your entity conducts transactions requiring a banking licence as defined in the Banking Act (BWG – Bankwesengesetz), your entity will require a licence issued by the competent supervisory authority. The European Central Bank is competent for the licencing procedure for credit institutions pursuant

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MACROPRUDENTIAL SUPERVISION The European Framework on Macroprudential Supervision prescribes the obligatory recognition of measures issued by other Member States pursuant to Articles 124 and 164 CRR as well as for Countercyclical Capital Buffer rates (of up to 2.5 %) – although in this case applicable to other Member States and third countries. AUSTRIAN BANKING ACT All English translation of the authentic German text is unofficial and serves merely information purposes. The official wording in German can be found in the Austrian STUDY ON "DIGITALISATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET" In 2018 we started with a comprehensive analysis about digitalisation in the Austrian financial market. The Study “Digitalisierung am österreichischen Finanzmarkt, Stand, Ausblick, Call for Input” (Digitalisation in the Austrian financial market, the status quo, outlook and call for DETAILS ABOUT THE COUNTERCYCLICAL CAPITAL BUFFER Regarding Article 23a para. 4 no. 4 BWG: Explanation of the countercyclical capital buffer rate set for domestically-located relevant credit exposures: The evaluation of the most recently available data results in a positive Credit-to-GDP gap that is attributable to the extraordinarily strong fall in gross domestic product in a year-on-year

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