The Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF), in the exercise of the powers conferred, shows a permanent interest in updating and improving the legal framework aimed at strengthening the institutional capacity in the exercise of competences concerning the authorisation, supervision and control processes of entities participating in the non-banking financial system, namely those in the capital market, insurance market and private pension system. In this respect, a concern with ensuring financial stability through the identification, monitoring and assessment of trends and risks in the non-bank financial markets, as well as through specific tools and techniques for the assessment of systemically relevant financial system entities and structures, is an integral part of the macro-prudential and integrated supervisory mechanism, as an objective for 2022.
Find HERE (in Romanian) the full text of the Financial Supervisory Authority's Programme of Activities for 2022