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The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) is a comprehensive regulatory and supervisory authority for non-bank financial service providers in Swaziland. Established under the FSRA Act of 2010, its primary objective is to ensure the stability and soundness of the Swaziland financial system. FSRA achieves this through regulation and prudential supervision of financial service providers.

The FSRA's mandate encompasses several core areas. It promotes fair competition among financial service providers for the benefit of stakeholders and works towards maintaining the highest standard of business conduct within the industry. It also prioritizes the fairness, efficiency, and orderliness of the Swaziland non-bank financial sector.

Additionally, the FSRA is committed to safeguarding the interests of stakeholders and protecting them in their dealings with financial service providers. The FSRA is organized into different departments dedicated to Credit & Savings Institutions (CSI), Insurance & Retirement Funds (IRF), Capital Markets Development (CMD), Finance & Corporate Services, and Legal Services. It operates within a robust legal framework consisting of legislation, regulations, circulars, and industry guidelines.

With its comprehensive directory of licensed entities, and consumer education initiatives, the FSRA is a trusted resource for individuals seeking financial services in Swaziland