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The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) is an important conduct regulator in the South African financial market, primarily responsible for overseeing the market conduct, customer protection, compliance, and disclosure of information by financial institutions in the provision of financial products and services. The FSCA's regulatory scope covers various areas including financial service providers, investment advisors, asset management, insurance, retirement funds, collective investment schemes, credit rating, crypto asset services, and market infrastructure, making it one of the core institutions in the South African financial regulatory system.

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.