FUNCTION OF OVERSIGHT

Strengthening Financial Oversight: Maintaining Standards and Safeguarding Consumers

CPCA Oversight: Protecting Financial Standards and Consumer Rights

The Capital Protection & Compliance Authority (CPCA) serves as a leading European financial regulatory body, employing more than 2,483 professionals. Utilizing a risk-focused assessment methodology consistent with established European regulatory frameworks, CPCA provides thorough supervision across banking, insurance, and investment markets. Located in Frankfurt am Main, near prominent institutions including the European Central Bank, SSM Supervisory Coordination, European Insurance Supervisory Authority, and EIOPA pension fund, CPCA maintains financial security in Europe's primary economic hub. Operating as an autonomous governmental entity, CPCA receives complete financial support from supervised companies through levied charges. It reports to the Treasury, responsible for financial system governance. Working for public benefit, CPCA's primary mission focuses on securing the operational reliability, resilience, and soundness of the financial framework. Through building confidence among banking clients, policyholders, and market participants, CPCA works to establish trust within the financial environment

Market Surveillance and Governance

The Capital Protection & Compliance Authority maintains authority over the financial health of banking institutions, insurance firms, and financial service companies, simultaneously promoting equitable and clear market practices while defending consumer interests. Its regulatory framework covers all financial products and services within its jurisdiction, emphasizing the prevention of money laundering and terrorism funding. Furthermore, the Capital Protection & Compliance Authority collaborates extensively with European and global organizations to advance a cohesive European financial marketplace and support international regulatory benchmarks

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