The Financial Services Commission is the government agency responsible for financial regulation in Belize. They are a statutory authority established to regulate and supervise non-bank financial services provided by entities licensed or registered under the Financial Services Commission Act and the Securities Industry Act. Located in Belmopan, Belize, the FSC ensures compliance with regulatory frameworks, legislation, and standard conditions.

Their main objectives include maintaining the integrity and stability of the financial system, protecting the interests of consumers, and promoting fair competition in the financial sector. The FSC offers a range of services, including licensing and license verification, renewal authorizations, compliance supervision, and enforcement activities. They also provide resources such as publications, consultation documents, and industry updates to keep stakeholders informed.

With their commitment to transparency and professionalism, the Financial Services Commission plays a crucial role in promoting a secure and thriving financial environment in Belize