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call 520 3700
Tuesdays 10-11 am
Thursdays 14-15 pm.
Alternatively send an e-mail to fyrirspurn@fme.is
DECISIONS - due to unusual circumstances
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The Depositors’ and Investors’ Guarantee Fund
The Financial Supervisory Authority, Iceland (FME) wants to make clear that the Depositors’ and Investors’ Guarantee Fund (DIGF) is a private foundation operating pursuant to Act No. 98/1999.
Depositors’ and Investors’ Guarantee Fund (DIGF) contact information:
http://www.tryggingarsjodur.is
tif@tif.is
Phone: +354 540 1200
call 520 3700
Tuesdays 10-11 am
Thursdays 14-15 pm.
Alternatively send an e-mail to fyrirspurn@fme.is
DECISIONS - due to unusual circumstances
FAQ
Resolution Committees
The Depositors’ and Investors’ Guarantee Fund
The Financial Supervisory Authority, Iceland (FME) wants to make clear that the Depositors’ and Investors’ Guarantee Fund (DIGF) is a private foundation operating pursuant to Act No. 98/1999.
Depositors’ and Investors’ Guarantee Fund (DIGF) contact information:
http://www.tryggingarsjodur.is
tif@tif.is
Phone: +354 540 1200
- 15.07.2010
- FME: updated telephone information
- The Financial Supervisory Authority in Iceland (FME) now has a new phone number: 520 3700. The fax number of FME has also changed and is 520 3727.
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- 30.06.2010
- Financial Supervisory Authority and Central Bank of Iceland issue guidelines to financial undertakings
- The Financial Supervisory Authority and the Central Bank of Iceland have decided to issue guidelines to financial institutions due to non-binding clauses linking loans to the exchange rate. The guidelines are as follows:
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- 11.06.2010
- The FME Annual Report 2009 is now available in English
- The FME Annual Report 2009 is now available in English. The report discusses the fall of the Icelandic commercial banks in October 2008, government measures taken as a result of the bank crisis and the significant changes that occurred in the Icelandic financial market in the wake of the economic collapse.
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