At a meeting in Washington DC earlier today the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed its first review of the Icelandic government‘s economic programme. More...

A variety of tasks have been carried out by the administration in connection with the banks’ collapse in October 2008. As a result, the banking system has continued to operate despite the collapse, payment systems have functioned and Icelanders have been able to obtain all general services in bank branches. More...

The Icelandic Government is pleased that Deloitte LLP has delivered the valuation of the assets that were moved from the banks that failed to new state owned banks,... More...

In an interview on Bloomberg News TV, in New York on April 7, the Minister of Business Affairs, Dr. Gylfi Magnusson, emphasized that that Iceland's financial programme is moving in a positive direction.

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Financial Supervisory Authority (FME) intervenes in operations of SPRON and Sparisjódabankinn. Government to support remaining savings banks. More...

The position of the Government of Iceland regarding deposits of branches of Icelandic banks in EEA countries has not changed since November ... More...

In relation to a letter from the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Central Bank of Iceland to the Prime Minister, February 8, 2009, the Ministry of Business wants to clarify the following:

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Mr. Gylfi Magnússon, Minister of Business Affairs, has appointed a new Board of Directors for The Financial Supervisional Authority - Iceland. From February 5, 2009, the Board consists of the following: More...

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