About the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)

The FSCA is an independent regulatory body that oversees South Africa's financial industry. Here's what you need to know about us:

- Our Mission: We protect consumers and promote fair and efficient financial markets.

- Our Role: We regulate and supervise financial institutions, including banks, insurance companies, and investment firms.

- Our Goals: We aim to maintain stability, integrity, and transparency in the financial sector.

What We Do

- Regulate Financial Institutions: We ensure that financial institutions operate fairly and transparently.

- Enforce Laws and Regulations: We enforce laws and regulations to prevent financial crimes and protect consumers.

- Promote Market Integrity: We work to maintain the integrity of financial markets, ensuring that they operate efficiently and fairly.

Why We're Important

- Protecting Consumers: We protect consumers from unfair practices and financial crimes.

- Maintaining Market Stability: We work to maintain stability in the financial sector, promoting economic growth and development.

- Building Trust: We aim to build trust in the financial sector, ensuring that consumers have confidence in financial institutions and markets.

By regulating and supervising the financial industry, we play a critical role in maintaining the integrity and stability of South Africa's financial system.