Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc has just signed Decision No. 16/2025/QD-TTg dated June 16, 2025 of the Prime Minister on dissolving the National Financial Supervision Committee.
The Prime Minister decided to dissolve the National Financial Supervision Committee after completing the transfer of functions, tasks, personnel, finance, and related assets to the Ministry of Finance, the State Bank of Vietnam, the Government Inspectorate, and the Government Office .
The transfer and acceptance of functions, tasks, personnel, finance, and related assets shall be implemented according to the Project to dissolve the National Financial Supervision Commission and completed before July 1, 2025.
Regarding the plan to transfer tasks, personnel and assets when dissolving the National Financial Supervision Committee, functions and tasks will be transferred to the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Vietnam.
Transfer functions and tasks, including: general supervision of the financial market (TTTC) for the securities and insurance sectors; coordination of national financial market supervision activities; general supervision of the financial market; supervision of the consolidation of financial groups in the securities, insurance and other sectors (non-banking); consulting and coordinating macroeconomic and financial policies; assessing the interaction between the macro economy and the financial market; building a database for general supervision of the national financial market from the National Financial Supervision Committee (NFSC) to the Ministry of Finance.
Transfer functions and tasks, including general supervision of financial markets in the banking sector; supervision of consolidation of financial groups in the banking sector from the National Financial Supervision Committee to the State Bank of Vietnam.
Regarding personnel issues, transfer personnel to relevant ministries and agencies. Specifically, transfer 51 people (including 38 civil servants performing general financial market supervision duties in the securities and insurance sectors and 13 officials performing the task of building a national financial market supervision database) to the Ministry of Finance.
Transfer 25 civil servants who are performing general financial market supervision duties in the banking sector to the State Bank of Vietnam.
Transfer 04 contract workers to the Government Inspectorate for arrangement.
Regarding the transfer of assets, finances, transaction accounts and seals; related records and documents of the National Financial Supervisory Commission: The Decision stipulates the transfer of all technological assets related to the financial supervision information system and assets formed from the technical support project to the Ministry of Finance for receipt, management and use.
Transfer 04 cars in use to the Government Inspectorate for receipt, management and use; transfer 01 degraded, unusable car to the Government Office to carry out liquidation procedures according to regulations.
Transfer working equipment to the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Vietnam (associated with personnel transferred to the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Vietnam); transfer remaining assets to the Government Office.
For completed records and documents, the National Archives will submit them to the State Historical Archives for management, ensuring the principles of centralization, unity, and non-dispersion of the National Archives according to regulations.
For unsettled records and documents: The National Supervisory Board transfers them to the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank of Vietnam to continue monitoring, resolving, and handling work within the functions and tasks of the National Supervisory Board.
Regarding personnel files and documents: transfer files and documents related to personnel performing general supervision of TTTC in the securities and insurance sectors to the Ministry of Finance for management; transfer files and documents related to personnel performing general supervision of TTTC in the banking sector to the State Bank of Vietnam for management; transfer files and documents related to cars and contract workers to the Government Inspectorate for management.
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