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The Mauritius Financial Services Commission (FSC) is the integrated regulatory authority for the non-banking financial services sector and global business in Mauritius. The FSC maintains the transparency, stability, and international recognition of the Mauritian financial services system through licensing, ongoing supervision, market conduct oversight, anti-money laundering compliance, investor protection, and public registration inquiry mechanisms.

The Estonian Financial Supervision and Resolution Authority (Finantsinspektsioon), commonly referred to as EFSA or FSA, is an independent financial supervisory and resolution authority in Estonia. It is responsible for the regulation of banks, insurance companies, insurance intermediaries, investment firms, fund management companies, investment funds, pension funds, payment institutions, electronic money institutions, credit institutions, crowdfunding service providers, debt collection agencies, crypto asset services, and the securities market. As a financial regulatory authority in an EU member state, EFSA has a certain level of international recognition in the areas of banking, investment services, payments, electronic money, fund management, and fintech compliance.

The Capital Markets Authority Kenya (CMA) is the core regulatory body for the capital markets in Kenya. CMA maintains the fairness, transparency, and order of the Kenyan capital markets through licensing approvals, ongoing supervision, market oversight, investor protection, and a public licensing inquiry mechanism. It is one of the most representative financial regulatory agencies in the East African region.

The Vanuatu Financial Services Commission, abbreviated as VFSC, is one of the main financial services regulatory bodies in Vanuatu. VFSC was officially established in December 1993 and is primarily responsible for the registration of companies within Vanuatu, licensing of financial traders, regulation and supervision of trust and company service providers, as well as certain non-bank financial service activities.

The British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission, abbreviated as BVI FSC, is the financial services regulatory authority in the British Virgin Islands. Established under the Financial Services Commission Act of 2001, the BVI FSC is primarily responsible for regulating, supervising, and inspecting financial services activities within and from the British Virgin Islands.

The Seychelles Financial Services Authority, abbreviated as FSA or Seychelles FSA, is an important institution responsible for the regulation of non-banking financial services in Seychelles. The FSA was established under the Financial Services Authority Act, 2013, and is primarily responsible for the licensing, regulation, supervision, and development of the Seychelles financial services industry.