Financial Services Regulatory Authority Of Ontario

• Ontario regulator launches consumer tool to verify financial adviser credentials

  Ontario's financial services regulator is making it easier for consumers to verify the credentials of financial advisers and financial planners.

  Canada

  Mar 1
  
• Systemic fair access violations found in Ontario auto insurance: regulator

  The regulator for Ontario's auto insurance sector says it has been working to resolve industry-wide violations of rules around fair access to coverage.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2023
  
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• Major change is coming to auto insurance in Ontario. How will it affect you?

  Ontario drivers will have a new auto insurance option in 2024. They won't be required to carry Direct Compensation Property Damage. Experts say the savings may not be worth it.

  Consumer

  Apr 22, 2023
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• Ontario financial services watchdog proposes changes to deter mortgage fraud

  The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario says its proposed changes would strengthen how documents and identities are verified.

  Consumer

  Mar 28, 2023
• Ontario Tories want ‘more options’ for car insurance customers

  "Ontario will be proceeding with additional measures to create choice, crack down on fraud and enhance fairness," the budget says.

  Politics

  Apr 28, 2022
• Ontario to regulate use of financial advisor, planner titles: regulator

  The regulator says those using the financial planner or advisor title will also need to have a minimum standard of education and abide by a code of conduct.

  Canada

  Mar 23, 2022
• Ontario financial regulator to provide $500M credit facility to PACE Credit Union

  The regulator has also decided to reduce the capital requirements for the credit union to allow it to continue to operate.

  Canada

  Apr 13, 2021
• Ontario government creating new regulator for financial services, pensions

  The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario will regulate the insurance sector, pension plans, loan and trust corporations, credit unions, mortgage brokers and service providers who invoice auto insurers for statutory accident benefit claims.

  Consumer

  Jun 7, 2019