A specialised government body, independent of the executive and accountable to the National Assembly, which started work on 1 March 2003 to regulate and control the non-banking financial sector.
What they do
Drafts and adopts regulations, licenses market participants, carries out off-site and on-site supervision, and imposes sanctions on the capital market, insurance, health insurance and pension insurance sectors. It also runs an Innovation Hub for fintech firms, keeps the register of licensed crypto-asset service providers and publishes its penal decrees and compulsory administrative measures.
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