Financial Services Regulatory Commission

The Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC) is an agency that oversees and regulates financial services in a specific jurisdiction, ensuring their stability and compliance with laws. Its main roles include protecting consumers, promoting fair practices, and fostering a sound financial environment. The FSRC monitors banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions to prevent fraud and malpractice, aiming to maintain public confidence in the financial system. By ensuring that these entities operate fairly and transparently, the FSRC helps safeguard the economy and the interests of consumers and investors alike.