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Norwegian Financial System Risks: Debt, Property, Geopolitics

Finanstilsynet's December 2025 Risk Outlook highlights high household debt, elevated property prices, and geopolitical uncertainty as key vulnerabilities in the Norwegian financial system. The report notes increased risk in property development and potential corrections in asset prices due to high valuations and low risk premiums.

Mandatory XML Format for Annex IV Reporting

Finanstilsynet (Norway) will mandate the use of XML format for Annex IV reporting for Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFMs) starting June 30, 2026. This change replaces the current manual Altinn form submission to enhance automation and standardization.

Finanstilsynet Supervisory Activities Reports for 2025 Published

Finanstilsynet (Norway's Financial Supervisory Authority) has published its reports detailing supervisory activities for 2025. These reports cover inspections, analyses, licensing, and regulatory development within the financial sector.

Finanstilsynet and IFSCA Sign Regulatory Cooperation MoU

Norway's Finanstilsynet and India's IFSCA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance regulatory cooperation. The agreement facilitates information sharing on market trends, best practices, and technological innovations in the financial sector.

KRT-1003 Reporting for Oslo Stock Exchange Entities

Finanstilsynet (Norway's Financial Supervisory Authority) has published guidance for the KRT-1003 reporting form, applicable to entities listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. The reporting deadline is May 12, 2026, and accurate completion is crucial for the authority's financial reporting oversight.