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Achieving Financial Safety, Fairness and Choice in Ontario

FSRA Demonstrates Significant Progress in Year One

TORONTO, June 8, 2020 –  FSRA marks it first year anniversary as a regulator by releasing a newsletter highlighting key deliverables and a scorecard demonstrating substantial progress in its F19-20 priorities, with 96% being fully or substantially complete. 

“FSRA strives to efficiently and effectively serve the public through dynamic, principles-based and outcomes-focused regulation that delivers financial safety, fairness and choice to Ontarians” said Mark White, CEO. “We have, with the support of our stakeholders, made remarkable progress – I look forward to continuing our regulatory transformation.” 

A summary of FSRA’s key accomplishments is available in the FSRA Newsletter (June 2020, Volume 3)

FSRA launched on June 8, 2019, to replace the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) and the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Ontario (DICO), as the regulator of non-securities financial services in Ontario. FSRA is independently governed, self-funded and designed to respond to our evolving financial services landscape.

Learn more about FSRA and our approach to achieving safety, fairness and choice in non-securities financial services at www.fsrao.ca

For media inquiries:

Malon Edwards
Senior Communications Officer 
Financial Services Regulatory Authority
C: 647-296-5479
Email: [email protected]

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