Financial Services Bill

The Financial Services Bill is a law that sets out rules for how financial institutions like banks, insurance companies, and investment firms operate. It aims to ensure these organizations act responsibly, protect consumers, and maintain stability in the economy. The bill covers areas such as licensing, oversight, customer protection, and financial market conduct. By establishing clear guidelines and regulatory frameworks, it helps prevent fraud, minimizes risks, and promotes confidence in the financial system, ultimately supporting economic growth and safeguarding public interests.