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Norway Financial Sector & Markets news

Thursday, 15 October 2026

Regulatory changes detected daily from official sources across Europe. Create a free account to follow your jurisdictions and ask Taxxa what a change means in practice.

Capital Markets Law & Securities RegulationFinanstilsynet1 week ago

Finanstilsynet found 15 listed half-year reports lacked declarations

Fifteen listed companies' 2026 half-year reports lacked the management declaration and nineteen said nothing about auditor review; Finanstilsynet has had the deficiencies published.

Industry: Across industries

AML / KYC RulesRevisorforeningen2 weeks ago

Norway fixes PEP list: obliged entities must apply it by 1 January 2027

Reporting entities must screen customers against Norway's new statutory PEP list by 1 January 2027; persons dropped from the list may be treated as non-PEP immediately, and temporary holders count only from 12 months.

Industry: Financial and insurance activities · Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy · Legal activities

Banking Regulation & Prudential RulesFinanstilsynet3 weeks ago

Finanstilsynet orders DNB to fix mortgage stress test and debt calculations

Review of DNB's mortgages finds a non-compliant stress test, income at risk of overstatement, opaque IRB use and weak default follow-up; status report per 31 March 2027.

Industry: Other monetary intermediation

Sanctions & Export ControlsLovdata3 weeks ago

Belarus sanctions tightened: crypto, AI and due diligence from 1 October

Amendment FOR-2026-09-14-1810 to the Belarus sanctions regulation applies from 1 October 2026, widening deposit and crypto bans and adding duties for exporters.

Industry: Across industries

Banking Regulation & Prudential RulesFinanstilsynet4 weeks ago

Finanstilsynet backs keeping mortgage risk floors

Finanstilsynet recommends keeping the 25 per cent risk-weight floor for mortgages and 35 per cent for commercial-property loans when the current floors expire at year end, judging property-market risk still high.

Industry: Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

Banking Regulation & Prudential RulesFinanstilsynet1 month ago

EBA consults on when investment firms must become credit institutions

Finanstilsynet flags EBA's consultation on three draft standards for the EUR 30 billion investment-firm reclassification threshold; responses due 25 November 2026.

Industry: Security and commodity contracts brokerage

Capital Markets Law & Securities RegulationFinanstilsynet1 month ago2 documents

Finanstilsynet expects Nordnet to reassess risky retail trading

The regulator maintains its demand for trading-pattern controls and warnings, while taking note of changes to affiliate marketing and complex-product cost disclosures.

Industry: Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

Sanctions & Export ControlsLovdata1 month ago

Norway bans Sudan-origin gold trade and gold-mining supplies

From 15 September 2026 listed Sudanese gold may not be bought, imported or transferred after export from Sudan, and listed gold-mining goods, related services and financing for Sudan are prohibited.

Industry: Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores · Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding · Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance activities

Banking Regulation & Prudential RulesFinanstilsynet1 month ago

EBA consults on operational-risk rules until 31 December

The draft framework covers governance, risk-management processes and assessment systems, including DORA integration and proportionality for smaller institutions.

Industry: Financial and insurance activities

Capital Markets Law & Securities RegulationAltinn2 months ago

KRT-1008 names a different access package for auditor signatures

The later Altinn guidance names Regnskapsfører med signeringsrettighet rather than the two auditor packages previously listed.

Industry: Financial and insurance activities

Insurance RegulationAltinn2 months ago

KRT-1185 guidance adds an auditor signing-access requirement

Insurance and reinsurance brokers should check the auditor’s access before the two-stage client-money declaration is submitted.

Industry: Activities of insurance agents and brokers

Investment Funds & Asset Management RegulationAltinn2 months ago

KRT-1009 guidance specifies auditor access packages

The signing requirement concerns the first-half auditor declaration; Norwegian branches are expressly excluded from that declaration.

Industry: Fund management activities

AML / KYC RulesRevisorforeningen2 months ago

AMLA consults on risk-assessment standards for non-financial firms

The draft covers auditors, accountants and tax advisers. Responses are due 27 September 2026; the proposed methodology would apply from 31 December 2028.

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy