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Non-Technological and Technological (SupTech) Innovations in Strengthening the Financial Supervision

The application of non-technological and technological innovations provides support to supervisory institutions in the digitization of reporting and regulatory processes. This chapter deals with international applications of innovations in financial supervision (SupTech). The aim of the chapter is to present the most popular technological and non-technological solutions along with an evaluation of their usefulness in exercising supervision over the financial market. The authors discuss the types of innovations and the reasons for implementing them by supervisory institutions. Furthermore, they describe the most important non-technological supervisory solutions and technologies that supervisors can apply in creating SupTech tools. The study utilizes, among other things, data from reports and elaborations by central banks, supervisory institutions, and consulting companies. The authors' main focus is on the analysis of the solutions utilized by European Union member states.