The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (DFSA) has investigated the information in the remuneration policy of six selected pension companies and life insurance undertakings on the relation between remuneration and the integration of sustainability risks. The obligation to disclose this information follows from article 5 of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).

The DFSA launches a new programme for strengthened operational resilience in the financial sector. In the programme, the consequences of an extensive ICT disruption will be analysed by means of cyber stress testing.

Investment firms and credit institutions from a country outside the European Union with which the Union has not entered into an agreement in the financial area (third-country) may apply the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority for a license to carry out investment services and activities with or without ancillary services on a cross-border basis without establishing a branch in Denmark, cf. Section 41 of the Danish Act on Investment Firms and Investment Services and Activities and Section 33 of the Danish Financial Business Act (Danish third-country cross-border license).

Blockchain is gaining traction in the financial field and the potential of the technology is widely recognised. However, with the use of new technology, new risks often also follow, and it can be difficult to determine how to handle services based on blockchain within the existing regulation.

Qudos Insurance A/S has on 27 November 2018 announced it has entered into solvent liquidation. Please contact your broker with any queries.

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