The Financial Supervisory Authority (AMF) today hosted a delegation from Parliament’s Committee on Economy, Employment and Finance. Committee Chair Milva Ekonomi led the delegation. The meeting focused on key developments in non-banking financial markets and progress in aligning legislation with EU rules.

First, AMF Executive Director Adela Xhemali presented the institution’s work and priorities for 2026. She outlined market performance under AMF supervision. She also highlighted recent developments and international assessments. In addition, she presented key indicators in the insurance market.

Next, Xhemali addressed supervisory directives for companies. She focused on digitalization and consumer protection. She also explained AMF’s role in Albania’s EU accession negotiations.

Meanwhile, Committee Chair Milva Ekonomi praised AMF’s commitment. She highlighted new standards in institutional representation. She also stressed the need for continuous dialogue. According to her, cooperation helps ensure financial stability and protect the public interest.

Then, Xhemali and the AMF leadership answered MPs’ questions. The discussion covered risk factors under the new regulation. It focused in particular on the newly applied claims history factor. Lawmakers also raised issues on insurance contracts, digital platforms, and legal alignment with EU directives.

Finally, participants reaffirmed the importance of institutional cooperation. They agreed to hold such meetings regularly. The goal remains clear: support Albania’s European integration process.

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