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FMA executive board is committed to unreserved discussion of questions of financial market supervision, while at the same time warning of the danger of damaging the international reputation of the Austrian financial market
Austria’s banks are highly successful in their work and the Austrian financial system is extremely stable.
Austria’s Financial Market Authority FMA has withdrawn the licence of “Concept Finanz Moshammer Klaus Vermögensberatungs KG” with immediate effect and has sent a report detailing the case to the Vienna public prosecutor’s office
Concept Finanz Moshammer Klaus Vermögensberatungs KG
FMA issues investor warnings against Barlow & Ramsey and New World Financial
Barlow & Ramsey & New World Financial
FMA publishes Minimum Standards for Informing the Beneficiaries (Entitled) of Staff Provision Funds
The FMA Minimum Standards specify and complement the statutory provisions on the annual information requirements.
FMA and OeNB publish information folder on the risks of foreign currency loans
The information folder contains clear, concise and coherent information about the main risks associated with foreign currency loans.
FMA warns against financial service transactions with the provider ACPM Consulting GmbH
ACPM Consutling Group
FMA Study: State-sponsored retirement provision continues to grow rapidly. Higher yields with “life-cycle asset allocation” instead of capital guarantee
The state-sponsored retirement provision is taken out as a long-term old-age provision.
FMA publishes 2005 annual report: successful year for Austria’s financial institutions. FMA proposes package of measures geared towards “Better Regulation”
The FMA has put together a comprehensive and precise package of measures under the “Better Regulation” banner.
FMA Statement on Misleading or Wrongful Description of the Responsibilities of State Commissioners in Banks
State commissioners in banks
FMA publishes Circular Letter on Ad Hoc Disclosure Requirements and Reports on Directors’ Dealings
Ad hoc reporting requires listed companies to publish any information pertinent to the price according to certain rules without delay.