FSCO regulates co-operatives, credit unions, caisses populaires, insurance, loan and trust companies, mortgage brokers and pensions.
FSCO's mandate is to enhance consumer confidence and public trust in the regulated sectors; and also to make recommendations to the Minister of Finance on matters affecting the regulated sectors.
Mortgage Brokers
- Mortgage Brokers Home Page
- Mortgage Brokers Registered in Ontario
- How to Become a Mortgage Broker
- How to Resolve a Complaint About a Mortgage Broker
- Province Introduces New Mortgage Brokers Law (February 20, 2006)
- Changes in Fees and Fee Structure
- Investor/Lender Disclosure Statement for Brokered Transactions (PDF)
- Renewal Form (PDF)
- Information for Borrowers and Investors (PDF)
- Investor's Checklist (PDF)
Credit Unions/Caisses Populaires
- Credit Unions/Caisses Populaires Home Page
- How to Resolve a Complaint With a Credit Union or Caisses Populaires
- How to Register a Credit Union or Caisses Populaire
- Ontario Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Listing
- Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering
- Guidelines for Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires
Loan and Trust
- Loan and Trust Home Page
- How to Resolve a Complaint With Your Loan and Trust Company
- Loan & Trust Companies Registered In Ontario
- Loan & Trust Companies in Liquidation
- Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering
Co-operatives
- Co-operatives Home Page
- How to Resolve a Complaint With Your Co-operative
- How to Register a Co-operative
- Offering Statement Templates for Co-operatives
Insurance
- Insurance Home Page
- Automobile Insurance
- life/Health and Travel Insurance
- Property and Casualty Insurance
Pensions
Other Filing Requirements
Paralegals/SABS Representatives
FSCO does not regulate paralegals. Anyone who acts as an adviser, consultant or representative on behalf of a person concerning a claim for statutory accident benefits related to auto insurance, must meet the requirements which are set out in the regulations. Paralegals/SABS representatives are required to file a declaration with FSCO; purchase errors & omissions insurance coverage; adhere to a Code of Conduct, and meet other requirements.