Austria's central bank, part of the European System of Central Banks since Austria entered the third stage of Economic and Monetary Union on 1 January 1999.
What they do
Its activities are governed primarily by the Nationalbankgesetz 1984; its website lists banking supervision, systemic risks, deposit insurance, payment systems oversight, cyber resilience and climate under financial stability. Per the FMA, all on-site inspections for banking supervision are conducted by the OeNB on an inspection order issued by the FMA, and both authorities share supervisory data in a single database.
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