Financial Supervision and Regulation (FSR)

Financial Supervision and Regulation (FSR) refers to the oversight and enforcement of rules that govern financial institutions, such as banks and investment companies. Its purpose is to ensure these institutions operate safely, protect consumers, and maintain stability in the financial system. By monitoring activities, enforcing laws, and setting standards, regulators prevent fraud, minimize risk, and promote fair practices. This creates a trustworthy environment for saving and investing, ultimately supporting economic growth and public confidence in the financial system.