Reporting and Accountability
FSRA is a board-governed regulatory agency accountable to the people of Ontario through the Ontario Ministry of Finance. We are committed to transparency in all aspects of governance, management, administration and operations.
Corporate Reporting
Each year, FSRA is required to submit a business plan to the Minister of Finance. The Annual Business Plan outlines FSRA’s ongoing operations, strategic direction, financial overview and supporting activities, which are aligned to its vision. The plan has been approved by the Ministry of Finance and addresses the expectations outlined by the Ministry in its mandate letter.
As part of FSRA’s commitment to transparency and accountability, the agency consulted members of the public in fall 2020 to help inform its plan. The Annual Business Plan reflects FSRA’s expectations of continuing progress for the next three years, with a focus on 2021-2022 activities:
Members of both the public, and industries we govern, can find documents related to our accountability below. These are offered in compliance with the Agencies and Appointments Directive.
Board-approved Budget 2021-2022
Previous Business Plan
Expense Reporting
This section lists the travel, meal and hospitality expense claims of FSRA’s CEO and senior executives. The information is published quarterly for FSRA’s fiscal year, April 1 to March 31.
FSRA follows the Ontario Travel, Meal and Hospitality Expenses Directive. For addition information on the public disclosure of Travel, Meal and Hospitality Expenses, visit the Ontario government’s website, www.ontario.ca.
Service Standards Scorecard
Service standards are essential to good public service. They reflect a pursuit of a measurable level of performance, which stakeholders can expect under normal conditions. By creating effective service standards, FSRA will be able to use the quarterly results to improve its public service.
FSRA Celebrates First Anniversary
FSRA marks its first year anniversary by releasing a newsletter highlighting key activities as well as scorecard demonstrating substantial progress with 96 per cent of our inaugural year priorities being complete or substantially complete. Read more...
Burden Reduction
Since its launch, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA) has taken significant steps towards regulatory transformation that will reduce regulatory burden and protect the public interest.
Here are the initial results: Burden Reduction Progress Update (March 2020)
Current Annual Report and Financial Statements
To request a printed copy of any of the publications above, please send an email or call: 1-800-668-0128 or 416-250-7250.
Previous Annual Reports
Freedom of Information (FOI ) requests
Learn how to file a Freedom of Information request.