The Seychelles Financial Services Authority

Introduction to the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA)

The Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA) is an independent regulatory body tasked with overseeing the non-bank financial services sector in Seychelles.

Key Responsibilities of the FSA

The FSA’s primary roles include:

1. Licensing and Regulation:

• Issuing and regulating licenses for entities operating in the non-bank financial sector.
• Enforcing compliance with regulatory frameworks and ensuring adherence to international standards.

1. Supervision and Monitoring:

• Overseeing the conduct of businesses in regulated activities to maintain transparency, stability, and investor confidence.

1. Regulated Activities:
2. The FSA supervises a variety of non-bank financial services, including:

• Fiduciary Services
• Capital Markets & Collective Investment Schemes
• Insurance Services
• Gambling and Gaming Activities

1. Business Registration:
2. In addition to its regulatory functions, the FSA handles the registration of key international business entities, including:

• International Business Companies (IBCs)
• Foundations
• Limited Partnerships
• International Trusts

Commitment to Financial Integrity

The FSA plays a vital role in fostering a robust and trustworthy financial environment in Seychelles.