The Banking Law Commission is a Norwegian commission whose task is to investigate and propose changes to banking legislation. The commission was established to ensure that the regulations for the banking and finance sector are updated and adapted to the changes that occur in society and in economic development. This includes assessments of existing laws and regulations, as well as proposals for new measures that can improve banking operations and the financial market.
The commission consists of members with expertise in banking, finance, law and economics, and works to promote a stable and safe banking sector. Through its work, the Banking Law Commission contributes to strengthening trust in financial institutions and ensuring that they operate in line with current laws and regulations. The results of the commission's work can have a significant impact on both banks and customers in Norway.