The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority published its report on supervisory activities in 2025, summarising inspection and supervisory reaction volumes, thematic work and case processing performance. The report notes that Denmark’s EU Presidency in the second half of 2025 led the authority to plan fewer inspections than usual, while it processed a higher number of cases than the year before. Key figures for 2025 include 121 inspections initiated (183 in 2024) and 155 inspections completed (210 in 2024), alongside 569 supervisory reactions, mainly orders (721 in 2024). Timeliness improved for inspections, with 88% completed within the eight-month target (75% in 2024). Case handling included 14,697 cases completed in total, of which 5,463 had statutory deadlines (4,663 in 2024); 98.5% of statutory-deadline cases were completed on time (98.6% in 2024). Coverage spans supervision of credit institutions, pension and insurance firms and capital markets, as well as cross-cutting risk areas including IT, fintech, anti-money laundering, sustainability, and consumer and investor protection; the year also included legislative work, thematic studies, and guidance, analysis and approvals such as mergers and capital redemptions. The authority expects overall activity to rise again in 2026. An annual report covering results and financial statements for 2025 was published alongside the supervision report.

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