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FSDT’s work aims to develop market systems that benefit underserved individuals, households and enterprises, offering them capacities and opportunities to improve their lives. This involves addressing challenges, and supporting innovations and market interventions in the financial sector through partnerships with financial sector stakeholders.

Financial Service Centers of America (FiSCA) is a professional trade organization representing an expanding industry of financial services providers in local communities across the country. FiSCA was originally established in 1987 as the National Check Cashers Association, changing its name in 2000 to reflect the evolution of the business. Financial service centers offer a wide array of basic financial services, including check cashing, money transfers, money orders, bill payments and small dollar loans such as payday advances, to millions of Americans who choose not to use financial institutions or who cannot meet the requirements imposed by financial institutions to maintain an account. Additionally, those living paycheck to paycheck need immediate access to their money and literally cannot afford to wait for a check to clear the banking system. FSCs provide the instant liquidity these individuals require. Consumers appreciate the range of pay as you go services available from FiSCA members, especially because they know there will be no hidden fees or back end charges associated with their transactions. These consumers place a very high value on the peace of mind, flexibility and convenience offered by financial service centers. The industry in the U.S. is composed of approximately 13,000 neighborhood financial service centers, which conduct more than 350 million transactions each year, providing an estimated $106 billion in various products and services to an estimated 30 million customers. In recent years, as a broader spectrum of consumers have sought increased financial service convenience, including flexibility of hours and faster delivery of financial services, community-based financial service centers have proliferated.

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This is the official LinkedIn of the Financial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA), managed by the Strategy Development Division, JFSA. This account primarily promotes the JFSA’s “International Financial Center Initiatives.” [International Financial Center Initiatives] The JFSA is aiming to expand Japan’s role as an International Financial Center under the “International Financial Center Initiatives.” Specifically, the Initiatives attempts to attract overseas asset managers, with programs on regulation, tax, business incubation and livelihood support for overseas investment professionals. [JFSA’s Mission] The JFSA’s mission is to contribute to the national welfare by securing growth of national economy and wealth through achieving the following three sets of goals: ⅰ. Financial stability and effective financial intermediation; ⅱ. Consumer protection and consumer benefit; and ⅲ. Market integrity and market vigor [Functions] ◆ Planning and policy making of financial systems ◆ Inspection and supervision of private sector financial institutions, including banks, insurance companies, and financial instrument business operators, as well as market participants, including exchanges ◆ Establishment of rules for trading in markets ◆ Establishment of business accounting standards and others concerning corporate finance ◆ Supervision of certified public accountants and auditing firms ◆ Participation in activities of international organizations and bilateral and multilateral fora on financial issues to develop internationally consistent financial administration ◆ Surveillance of compliance of rules in markets https://www.fsa.go.jp/copyright/socialmedia.html

This is the official LinkedIn of the Financial Services Agency of Japan (JFSA), managed by the Strategy Development Division, JFSA. This account primarily promotes the JFSA’s “International Financial Center Initiatives.” [International Financial Center Initiatives] The JFSA is aiming to expand Japan’s role as an International Financial Center under the “International Financial Center Initiatives.” Specifically, the Initiatives attempts to attract overseas asset managers, with programs on regulation, tax, business incubation and livelihood support for overseas investment professionals. [JFSA’s Mission] The JFSA’s mission is to contribute to the national welfare by securing growth of national economy and wealth through achieving the following three sets of goals: ⅰ. Financial stability and effective financial intermediation; ⅱ. Consumer protection and consumer benefit; and ⅲ. Market integrity and market vigor [Functions] ◆ Planning and policy making of financial systems ◆ Inspection and supervision of private sector financial institutions, including banks, insurance companies, and financial instrument business operators, as well as market participants, including exchanges ◆ Establishment of rules for trading in markets ◆ Establishment of business accounting standards and others concerning corporate finance ◆ Supervision of certified public accountants and auditing firms ◆ Participation in activities of international organizations and bilateral and multilateral fora on financial issues to develop internationally consistent financial administration ◆ Surveillance of compliance of rules in markets https://www.fsa.go.jp/copyright/socialmedia.html

Leveraging on our strengths as a cosmopolitan city with a unique edge under the "One country, Two systems" principle, we strive to consolidate our status as a global financial centre, an asset and wealth management centre and an offshore RMB business hub, seeking breakthroughs in green finance and financial technology development. The Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau works closely with market regulators and participants to capitalise on every opportunity for our financial services sector. On the Treasury front, we take care of matters of fiscal policy to ensure that public resources are used effectively for economic and social development.

The Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) is a regulatory agency of the Ministry of Finance that regulates certain financial services sectors conducting business in Ontario, including insurance, mortgage brokerages, pension plans, loan and trust companies, credit unions, caisses populaires and co-operative corporations. We monitor this account and post Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM. Terms of Use: FSCO.ca/TERMS La Commission des services financiers de lOntario (CSFO) est un organisme relevant du ministère des Finances dont le mandat est de réglementer certains secteurs des services financiers qui exercent des activités en Ontario, notamment ceux des assurances, du courtage hypothécaire, des régimes de retraite, des sociétés de prêt et de fiducie, des credit unions, des caisses populaires et des coopératives. Nous surveillons ce compte et affichons du contenu du lundi au vendredi, de 8 h à 16 h. Conditions dutilisation : FSCO.ca/conditions

The Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) is a regulatory agency of the Ministry of Finance that regulates certain financial services sectors conducting business in Ontario, including insurance, mortgage brokerages, pension plans, loan and trust companies, credit unions, caisses populaires and co-operative corporations. We monitor this account and post Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM-4:00 PM. Terms of Use: FSCO.ca/TERMS La Commission des services financiers de lOntario (CSFO) est un organisme relevant du ministère des Finances dont le mandat est de réglementer certains secteurs des services financiers qui exercent des activités en Ontario, notamment ceux des assurances, du courtage hypothécaire, des régimes de retraite, des sociétés de prêt et de fiducie, des credit unions, des caisses populaires et des coopératives. Nous surveillons ce compte et affichons du contenu du lundi au vendredi, de 8 h à 16 h. Conditions dutilisation : FSCO.ca/conditions