The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) is the statutory body responsible for regulating and supervising non-bank financial institutions in Saint Lucia. Established under the FSRA Act, the Authority ensures the integrity, transparency, and stability of the financial services sector.
Its mandate includes the oversight of insurance companies, credit unions, money services businesses, pension funds, and other financial entities operating within Saint Lucia. The FSRA promotes compliance with national legislation and international standards, aiming to protect consumers and maintain confidence in the financial system.
FSRA Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of the FSRA provides strategic oversight, governance, and policy direction for the Authority. Appointed in accordance with the FSRA Act, the Board is composed of professionals with expertise in finance, law, risk management, and regulatory compliance.
Key responsibilities of the Board include:
- Setting regulatory priorities and policies
- Ensuring transparency and accountability in FSRA operations
- Supporting effective supervision and enforcement practices
- Overseeing the performance of the FSRA’s executive leadership
The Board plays a vital role in safeguarding the public interest and ensuring a sound and resilient financial services sector in Saint Lucia.
For more information, visit: www.fsra.lc
