bafin.de

Germany’s financial regulator supervising banks, insurers, financial services and securities markets

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About bafin.de

The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) supervises banks and financial services providers, insurers, and securities trading in Germany. Its work includes financial-sector oversight and consumer protection.

BaFin is a federal public authority based in Bonn. It also provides information and databases for consumers and supervised companies, including a neutral comparison of current and basic accounts.

Product: Financial supervision, consumer information and public databases for Germany’s financial sector.

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