The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) has published a document setting out its supervisory priorities for 2026 and updating certain key topics previously defined. The priorities are intended to align supervision with the risk situation of the financial centre and supervised financial intermediaries, with the aim of strengthening resilience to identified risks. The priorities and underlying trends and risks were identified through analysis of the market environment and regulatory developments, as well as the Union Strategic Supervisory Priorities, the work programmes of the European Supervisory Authorities, recommendations of the European Systemic Risk Board, and the results of the FMA’s own supervisory activities. The FMA will monitor the priorities it has set.
Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority 2026-01-08
Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority publishes 2026 supervisory priorities aligned to its risk assessment
The Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) has outlined its supervisory priorities for 2026, focusing on aligning supervision with the financial centre's risk situation to enhance resilience. These priorities were determined through market analysis, regulatory developments, and recommendations from European authorities. The FMA will continue to monitor these priorities.