Polish Financial Supervision Authority Email Format

Financial ServicesMasovian, Poland501-1000 Employees

The Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) is Poland's regulator for the financial sector, with oversight spanning banking, capital markets, insurance and pension sectors, as well as payment institutions, electronic money providers, and credit unions. It aims to support the proper functioning of the financial market, promote its development and competitiveness, and provide educational and informational outreach on how the market operates. The KNF participates in drafting draft legal acts pertaining to financial market supervision and seeks to resolve disputes between market participants and users of financial services through amicable means.
Based in Warsaw in the Masovian region of Poland, it serves financial market participants and users as a central regulatory authority within the financial services industry. A notable collaboration in its history is a 2018 memorandum of understanding with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to promote fintech cooperation and cross-border regulatory coordination.

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