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A sound financial system is essential for economic growth and stability. The Finance Ministry is responsible for financial market legislation.

Fi­nan­cial mar­ket sta­bil­i­ty We have strengthened macroprudential (system-wide) supervision and its links with the supervision of individual institutions.

Financial market policy More “bite” for the Financial Supervisory Authority

Ger­man Fi­nance Min­is­ter Olaf Scholz wants to re­form the Fed­er­al Fi­nan­cial Su­per­vi­so­ry Au­thor­i­ty (BaFin) fun­da­men­tal­ly to make it more flex­i­ble and ef­fec­tive. In par­tic­u­lar, BaFin will be giv­en the au­thor­i­ty to fo­cus more heav­i­ly on pre­ven­tive ac­tion and in­ves­ti­gate sus­pi­cious cas­es more swift­ly and ef­fi­cient­ly as part of fi­nan­cial re­port­ing en­force­ment.

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financial_markets Allocation report for Green Federal securities

financial_markets Launch of the Zukunftsfonds

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Financial market stability Financial Stability Committee

The Fi­nan­cial Sta­bil­i­ty Com­mit­tee is the cen­tral body for macro­pru­den­tial su­per­vi­sion in Ger­many. Vis­it www.afs-bund.de to find out more about the Com­mit­tee’s tasks and ac­tiv­i­ties.

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