23 February 2012
The Ministry of Finance has appointed Kjell Magne Baksaas, Nina Rafen and Geir Moen as new members of the Expert Panel on Accountancy. Roar Inge Hoff and Reidar Jensen are appointed as alternates. Aase Aa. Lundgaard was reappointed as a member.
24 October 2011
The report is based on the activities of the European Enforcement Co-ordination Sessions (EECS) and provides a description of the European enforcement system, an analysis of the enforcement, and a summary of CESR’s co-operation with third country authorities.
5 October 2011
Finanstilsynet has reviewed property valuations in periodic reports filed by a number of listed entities. The review focuses on investment in office property.
14 September 2011
The fees levied by Finanstilsynet for vetting and approval of prospectuses are raised with effect from 1 September 2011.
29 September 2010
The report is based on the activities of the European Enforcement Co-ordination Sessions (EECS) and provides a description of the European enforcement system, an analysis of the enforcement, and a summary of CESR’s co-operation with third country authorities.
30 June 2010
CESR is proposing new disclosure rules for what is defined as a “mineral company”, to replace previous paragraphs 131-133 in CESR’s recommendations for the consistent implementation of the European Commission’s Regulation on Prospectuses.
16 April 2010
Circular 12/2010
18 March 2010
The Ministry of Finance has decided that the operative control of prospectuses for transferable securities that is currently performed by Oslo Børs (Oslo Stock Exchange) will be transferred to Finanstilsynet with effect from 1 May 2010. This is an element of the transposition of common European legislation in the securities area. Finanstilsynet is preparing for the transition in close co-operation with Oslo Børs.
26 February 2010
Finanstilsynet has granted certain exemptions, related to the annual report, to third country issuers listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange and listed in the U.S., having Norway as their home state in the EEA.
8 February 2010
From and including reporting for the fourth quarter 2009, Finanstilsynet (The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway) will suspend listings of financial instruments and order a temporary halt to trading on Multilateral Trading Facilities (MTFs) if periodic financial reports are not made public.
