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 The Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) is a crucial regulatory body in Japan, tasked with overseeing the banking, securities, and insurance sectors. Established in 2000, it aims to ensure the stability of the country's financial system, protect consumers, and prevent financial disruptions. The FSA's main functions include supervising and inspecting financial institutions, regulating and legislating financial activities, monitoring market activities to ensure fairness, protecting consumers through education and enforcement, and engaging in international cooperation to address global financial issues. Through these activities, the FSA maintains the integrity and competitiveness of Japan's financial markets, safeguarding the economy and consumers alike.

Japanese Financial Services Agency

Financial regulation refers to the rules and laws firms operating in the financial industry, such as banks, credit unions, insurance companies, financial brokers and asset managers must follow.