Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA)

Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is the government body responsible for overseeing the country’s financial industry, including banks, securities companies, insurance firms, and financial markets. Its main role is to ensure the stability, transparency, and fair operation of financial institutions, protect consumers, and develop sound financial policies. The FSA enforces laws and regulations, monitors risks within the financial system, and promotes confidence in Japan’s financial markets. Essentially, it acts as the regulator and guardian of Japan’s financial infrastructure, aiming to maintain a healthy and resilient economy.