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Jul 14, 2026
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Lithuania
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1730 charsLithuania's Central Bank Amends Consumer Credit Lender Information Reporting Rules
On July 9, 2026, Lithuania's central bank, the Bank of Lithuania, adopted a decision amending its December 6, 2012 resolution on mandatory information reporting requirements for consumer credit lenders and peer-to-peer lending platform operators.
The amendment modifies the rules governing how consumer credit providers and peer-to-peer lending platform operators must report information to the Bank of Lithuania. The decision introduces updated reporting procedures and timelines for information submission, establishing clearer requirements for financial institutions operating in the consumer credit and peer-to-peer lending sectors. The amendments affect the mandatory reporting obligations previously established under the original 2012 resolution, which set out standardised information submission protocols for these market participants.
The amended rules establish requirements across multiple reporting categories, including consumer information, credit institution data, and peer-to-peer lending platform operator capital reporting. The decision includes specific reporting forms, such as the VKD01 form for consumer credit provider and peer-to-peer lending platform operator activity reports, and the TSPO01 form for peer-to-peer lending platform operator equity capital reports, along with detailed completion instructions.
The amendment enters into force on November 20, 2026. The Bank of Lithuania published the decision in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Lithuania (Teisės Aktų Registras) on July 10, 2026, under registration number 2026-11799. The decision is identified as 2026/03-85 and carries the European Legislation Identifier (ELI) reference https://data.e-tar.lt/eli/valst/nut/tar/2026/11799/op.
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1132 charsBank of Lithuania Amends Resolution on Consumer Credit Lender Information Reporting
On July 10, 2026, the Bank of Lithuania published a decision amending its December 6, 2012 resolution on mandatory information reporting requirements for consumer credit lenders.
The amendment modifies the rules governing how consumer credit providers must report information to the Bank of Lithuania. The decision introduces updated reporting procedures and timelines for information submission, establishing clearer requirements for financial institutions operating in the consumer credit lending sector.
The amendments affect the mandatory reporting obligations previously established under the original 2012 resolution, which set out standardised information submission protocols for these market participants. The amended rules establish requirements across multiple reporting categories, including consumer information, credit institution data, and peer-to-peer lending platform operator capital reporting. The decision includes specific reporting forms, such as the VKD01 form for consumer credit provider activity reports, along with detailed completion instructions.
The amendment enters into force on November 20, 2026.