On 27 September 2021, The Danish FSA launches a new version of its reporting system, OAM, that will replace the old OASM. Notifications that you were previously submitting in OASM have to be submitted in OAM from 27 September 2021.
OASM will be closed at 12:00 (CET) Friday 24 September 2021 and will not be available after that. The new reporting system, OAM, can be reached at https://oam.finanstilsynet.dk (you can switch to English language in the top right corner of the page) from Monday 27 September 2021, and we expect that the system will be available from 16:00 (CET) at the latest. If you or your company have notifications for the Danish FSA that should have been submitted between 12:00 (CET) Friday 24 September and 16:00 (CET) Monday 27 September, the Danish FSA requests that you or your company submit these notifications in the new OAM system as soon as possible after that.
If you have an active e-mail subscription to receive notifications when new announcements are submitted in OASM, or when new announcements that match specific search criteria are submitted, you will need to create a new subscription in OAM after 27 September since all existing subscriptions will be erased with the cut-over to the new system. This applies to everyone, whether you have a registered user account or not.
OAM will look much like the existing OASM system, but will be more user friendly and intuitive with a more modern user interface. One of the major changes, however, between OASM and OAM, will be that national personal IDs (in Denmark: CPR numbers) used as identification numbers for personal user accounts will be phased out in favour of unique ID numbers that are only used in the OAM system. The reason for this switch is to limit the use of personally sensitive information in the system. All existing and new users as well as companies will automatically receive a new unique ID in the OAM system. All users will be able to see their own unique IDs as well as their companies’ unique IDs when logged into the new OAM system. Among other things, you will have to use the new unique IDs to identify other users or companies when e.g. assigning reporting parties (i.e. granting powers of attorney/submission authorisations) in the system. If you are a foreign person or legal entity that used to log in with username and password in OASM, your user account’s new unique ID will also function as your new ‘username’ when logging into the new OAM system.
If you used to log in with personal NemID or NemID employee certificate (Danish citizens have personal NemIDs, and Danish companies are able to issue NemID employee certificates to their staff), you can log in with NemID in OAM the same way you did in OASM. If you used to log in with username and password in OASM, you need to click ‘Log in’ on the new website and make use of the ‘Forgot password?’ function. Here, you will need to type in the e-mail you used for your old user account in OASM after which you will automatically receive an e-mail with your new unique ID (that is, your new username) and password to the OAM.
PLEASE NOTE: Most users in the old OASM system had a single e-mail associated with their user account, which they used as both username to log in with and to receive receipts for submissions, etc. However, some users in OASM had a login e-mail that only functioned as username and was different from their user account’s contact e-mail to which they received receipts for their submissions, etc. It will be your contact e-mail you will have to use in the procedure described above! If you are not sure whether your old user account has separate login and contact e-mails, your ‘contact e-mail’ will most likely be the same e-mail you are using as username to log in with in OASM.