Every financial, prudential, market-conduct and data-protection authority monitored by Seqlense DOC, grouped by jurisdiction. Each publication is collected from the official source, indexed in full text, and made searchable within hours.
Austria's regulator for telecoms, broadcasting and post, and host of the national AI Service Desk under the EU AI Act.
Austria's federal ministry for economy, energy and tourism, and the authority behind investment screening.
Austria's data protection authority, supervising GDPR compliance and the national implementing act.
Austria's national contact point for network and information security, and the front door to NIS2 compliance in the country.
Belgium's conduct supervisor for financial markets, products, intermediaries and supplementary pensions.
Belgium's central bank and prudential supervisor of banks, insurers and financial market infrastructures.
Belgium's data protection authority, supervising GDPR compliance across the private and public sectors.
Belgium's audit oversight board, supervising statutory auditors and, increasingly, sustainability assurance.
The EU's directly elected co-legislator, and the highest-volume publisher in the entire Seqlense corpus.
The EU's executive: sole initiator of Union legislation, and the author of the delegated and implementing acts that carry most of the operational detail.
The official gateway to European Union law, including the authentic Official Journal, in all 24 EU languages.
The EU authority for insurance and occupational pensions, and the source of the Solvency II and IORP II technical detail.
Europe's technical adviser on IFRS endorsement and the body drafting the European Sustainability Reporting Standards.
The euro area's central bank and, through the SSM, the direct prudential supervisor of the currency union's largest banks.
The independent authority supervising how the EU's own institutions and bodies process personal data.
The EU body that keeps GDPR enforcement consistent across national data protection authorities, and settles disputes between them.
The Banking Union's central resolution authority, responsible for planning and executing the orderly failure of significant banks.
Author of the EU banking Single Rulebook, and now the technical authority behind much of the MiCA and AMLR regime.
The EU authority whose technical standards, guidelines and Q&As turn European securities law into day-to-day operating requirements.
France's securities and asset-management supervisor, and one of the highest-volume publishers in the Seqlense corpus.
France's central bank: Eurosystem monetary policy, financial stability oversight, and a large body of public economic statistics.
France's prudential supervisor for banks and insurers, licensing authority for payment and e-money institutions, and national resolution authority.
France's national body for statutory auditors, co-author of the professional standards the H2A ultimately adopts.
France's audit regulator, now also overseeing the professionals who certify sustainability reports.
France's data protection authority, and one of the most active GDPR enforcers in Europe on cookies and digital tracking.
France's accounting standards authority, owner of the Plan Comptable Général and the règlements that amend it.
The single French register of insurance, banking and finance intermediaries — the authoritative check on whether a distributor may operate.
Germany's network and digital regulator, and now its Digital Services Coordinator — the second-largest source in the Seqlense corpus.
Germany's federal cybersecurity authority, author of the IT-Grundschutz framework and the national NIS2 supervisor.
Germany's central bank and, with BaFin, the operational arm of German banking supervision.
Baden-Württemberg's data protection and freedom of information authority, one of Germany's most publicly active state regulators.
Germany's accounting standards committee, author of the Deutsche Rechnungslegungs Standards for consolidated reporting.
Germany's integrated supervisor for banking, insurance and securities, and the source of the MaRisk and xAIT standards.
North Rhine-Westphalia's data protection authority, supervising Germany's most populous state.
Germany's statutory chamber of public auditors, responsible for professional supervision and quality control.
Germany's federal data protection commissioner, supervising federal bodies, telecoms and postal operators.
Germany's financial market stabilisation authority, now a residual body supervising the legacy bad banks of the 2008 crisis.
Germany's voluntary institute of public auditors, author of the IDW PS, RS and S pronouncements the profession applies.
Germany's federal chamber of tax advisers, the statutory umbrella body for the profession and keeper of its register.
The joint conference of Germany's federal and state data protection authorities, source of the positions all of them apply.
The German Commercial Code as published on the federal law portal — the statutory basis of German accounting and commercial law.
Italy's central bank, banking supervisor and national AML authority, and one of the largest publishers in the Seqlense corpus.
Italy's supervisor of supplementary pension schemes, responsible for their prudent management and transparency to members.
Italy's insurance supervisor, governed in integration with Banca d'Italia and responsible for insurers and intermediaries.
Italy's national accounting standard-setter, author of the OIC principles applied in Italian statutory accounts.
Italy's data protection authority, and one of the most assertive European regulators on AI and biometric processing.
Liechtenstein's integrated financial market authority, applying EU financial law through EEA membership.
Liechtenstein's data protection office, applying the GDPR through EEA membership.
Supervisor of Europe's largest investment-fund domicile, and the authority whose circulars set operating standards for cross-border fund structures.
Luxembourg's Ministry of Finance, the origin of the legislation the CSSF and BCL later supervise.
Luxembourg's banking association — an industry voice rather than a regulator, and an early indicator of how new rules will land.
Luxembourg's institute of auditors, setting professional standards outside statutory audit and monitoring AML duties.
Luxembourg's insurance supervisor, covering insurers, reinsurers, pension funds and distribution intermediaries.
Luxembourg's data protection authority, supervising a jurisdiction that hosts many pan-European data controllers.
Luxembourg's central bank, responsible for monetary policy implementation, liquidity supervision and financial stability.
Luxembourg's accounting standards commission, author of the Q&A doctrine that resolves LUX GAAP treatment questions.
Luxembourg's deposit guarantee scheme, covering eligible deposits up to EUR 100,000 per depositor.
Luxembourg's order of chartered accountants, the professional body for expert-comptables.
Monaco's data protection authority, operating under the Principality's own 2024 data protection law rather than the GDPR.
Monaco's supervisor of financial activities, authorising and overseeing portfolio management and advisory firms.
Monaco's financial intelligence unit and AML/CFT supervisor, an independent authority since replacing SICCFIN in 2023.
The Dutch central bank and prudential supervisor of banks, insurers, pension funds and payment institutions.
The Dutch conduct supervisor for financial markets, covering investment firms, issuers, audit firms and crypto businesses.
The Dutch Accounting Standards Board, author of the Richtlijnen voor de jaarverslaggeving used by non-IFRS Dutch entities.
The Dutch data protection authority, and an early and vocal supervisor on algorithmic and AI risk.
Portugal's insurance and pension fund supervisor, covering insurers, pension funds and insurance distributors.
Portugal's central bank, banking supervisor and banking conduct authority, publisher of the Boletim Oficial.
Portugal's professional body for statutory auditors, setting standards and maintaining the register of ROC and SROC.
Portugal's accounting standards commission, author of the SNC framework for companies and the SNC-AP for public bodies.
Portugal's data protection authority, with a constitutional as well as a GDPR basis.
Portugal's securities market commission, regulating capital markets, investment services and listed company disclosure.
Spain's central bank and banking supervisor, and one of the highest-volume publishers in the Seqlense corpus.
Spain's data protection authority, and among the most prolific issuers of GDPR sanction decisions in Europe.
Spain's accounting standard-setter and audit oversight body, publisher of the BOICAC technical bulletin.
Spain's securities market supervisor, covering issuers, investment firms, collective investment schemes and crypto-asset service providers.
Spain's insurance and pension fund supervisor, operating within the Ministry of Economy.
Switzerland's independent central bank, responsible for monetary policy and for financial stability analysis of the Swiss banking system.
Switzerland's integrated financial market supervisor, covering banks, insurers, asset managers and digital-asset businesses.
Switzerland's federal data protection and information commissioner, supervising both private companies and federal bodies.
The Swiss federal body that sets financial market policy and represents Switzerland in international financial and tax negotiations.
The Swiss professional association for audit, tax and fiduciary experts, and the author of the Swiss Auditing Standards.
Switzerland's federal audit oversight authority, licensing auditors and supervising the firms that audit public interest entities.
The Bank of England's prudential supervisor for UK banks, insurers and major investment firms, and the author of the PRA Rulebook.
The UK's conduct regulator for financial services, supervising firm behaviour, market integrity and consumer outcomes.
The UK regulator for auditors, accountants and actuaries, and the body behind the Corporate Governance and Stewardship Codes.
The body that decides which international accounting standards become UK-adopted standards after Brexit.
The UK's data protection and information rights regulator, covering UK GDPR, PECR and freedom of information.
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